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SWIFT'S
GOLDEN NECK
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LAVERS,
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
professlonals
GOLDEN 'NECK :221
GOLDEN .NECK .*23
• Canadian Approved
Golden Neck Layers' are tops as high -production layers and
meat iar'od er's,They're •early:maturing.. have high
livabi i ty .. extra hybrid'iiig t -- sioalgew
are'' high, quality , meat . birds. The GOLDEN • NECK is '
developed from , selected- strains to ,fit the. flock needs sof
this region. gion. Order the ideal bird to'fit your flock, .GOLDEN,
NECK 221 or GOLDEN NECK 223.... get. the Pick of
the Notion' Bloodlines.
rf l0 Elliott
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ELECT HOLYROOD
W.I. OFIICERS
(KINLOUGH.. NEWS)
_Mrs. • Frank Maulden was hots-
tess to the Holyrood Women's
Institute 'at her home• on Thurs-
day afternoon, with Mrs. Frank
Thompson presiding. Following
the Ode and Mary Stewart Col-
lect, communications were read.
Thank you notes from sick mem-
bers who •ahad received fruit or
'fiowera were read. 'A donation
was made, to the Red. Cross Soc-
iety. The extension course,., 4-11
achievement day and District an-
tiva'1" meeting were arranged for.
A public, address system : as . a
summer iproject was discussed;.
arid • left •over •• until. a' later date
Reports • ibY the secretary and•'
standing cornmittees were given.
The 'cheerio committee. will re-
port any • farm accidents , to the
Township convener, Mr. Jack
Barr, so that accurate. tabulation
oan; be made of any accidents
in our area.' A ;program planning
evening, was . arranged for. Mrs.
P. A. Murray took the chair for
the election. and installation of
officers for 1956-57 and heartily
thanked the retiring secretary,
Mrs. Wm.: Eadie and president,
Mrs. Frank Thompson, for their
splendid •leadership. For the roll
.call each member identified her
jSunshine , Sister Mrs. Morgan
servation and ..also .conducted 'a
quiz. Mrs.. Roy Graham read a
poem on '"Hats". 'The: Queen, and
Grace brought a verypleasant'
meeting ' to a • close and dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess and committee. Slate, of
Officers, for 1956-57 are: Pres.,
Mrs. .Jim. Smith; 1st vice Pres.,
,Mrs. Morgan., Johnstone; 2nd dice.
pres., Mrs. •'•P. A. Murray; sec.
treas., Mrs. Tom Hodgins; assist-
ant sec;-treas., Mrs. :Baynard
Ackert; pianist, Miss• Edna 'Boyle;
assistant' .Pianist; • 1VIrs. Ho!w •
and
Harris•.press . and radio. reporter,
Miss May Boyle; District direct-
or, Mrs. F r -a"n k : Thompson;
Branch = directors, , Mrs. William
Eadie, Mrs:Lyman Lymai Sutton Mrs.
Ed Thompson; Federateld , News,
Mrs. Roy .Graham; auditors,: Mrs.
Perry. Hodgins and.:. Mrs. 'Frank
Maulden; resolutions, Mrs... Jack
Hewitt; Cheerio committee, Con.
14, Mrs.: Frank Maulden; Con. '12,,
Mrs.. Alex Percy.; Con. 10, Mrs.
P. A. Murray Con.. 8, Mrs, Rich-
and Elliott; . standing .,committee-
conveners:..Agriculture.and Can--°
adian Industries, Mrs. Jack Ack-
ert, Mrs. Sam,` Farmer; Home .Ec-•
onomics and Health, Mrs. Wesley.
Guest,, Mrs.. Frank 1Vlaulden;
Community Activities '.and Pub:
lie- Relations, -Miss MVM -ay Boyle;
Citizenship and Education, Mrs.
Raynard Ackert, Mrs.. Alex
.Percy . Historical. Research; and
Current Events, ' Mrs. Perry Hod
gins --and . Mrs._ Morley :Bushell.
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• HURON' GO...CROP REPORT
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Extreme- war*i weatherdur-
ing._ _ the past week rapidly dim-
• inished the snow, " which soractically . all disappeared .. ex= •
• sept for along fences and in. the
bush: Several- good runs of sap
were reported : during the week,
however, . maple .. syrup ., . is in
short supply and is ';selling quite.
rapidly at . $5.00 ..per. gallon.
•Locallies . of sped for sale
. supplies . a,.
have Abecome exhausted and
there is still a . keen demand for
Rodney ` and ; 'dam oats and
Brant " barley. . , Seed cleaning
plant operators are . working
around the ;Clock in attempt to
keep. up :the orders for seed
cleaning.
Your child has TWO: SITTERS
watching ' over her
You ,never see this second sitter. Yet .'sheis just a
moment away — always alert and ready for help ,-
. at the other end of your telephone.
Normally, should you want to make sure that every-
thing is all right at home you: just call your sitter,
or have her call you. .
44: But situations do arise when your sitter, or ou or
ahyal a tna3� be faced" with an -•emergency--- 'hen -a te
direct call to Operatorcan bring help in a hurry.
She is there to serve you - to help make the tele-
._ phone_ a.:guardian-of .your.-secu...and.our.
-security-and ..' P
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of mind. :•
ItimprosiDAY, APRIL 1Ut . 1956
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;Here's your Springtime
pick-up, dairy fresh, and
brimming with nourishment..
in every glass, you get protein
for the .growth and .repair. of •
body tissue calcium, the
tooth and' bone builder,
riboflavin and vitamin A for
bright eyes:andclean skin:,
Brighten up! Drink three
glasses of milk every dty.
For delicious ways to
use milk, write for
Marie Fraser's new
Milk Recipe Booklet: -
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DAIRY FOODSSERVICE, BUREA;l1. •j
DAIRY • FARMERS OF CANADA
.409 Huron Street, Toronto
Drink the Finest From
FAIRVIEW DAIRY;
Mrs. 'Clare ;.Snarling and Allan
on Sunday, it being a''`birthday.
dinner •for their son Harold and
grandson Barry.
• iss Elaine Murray returned
Mrs, Arthur. Phillips of Font-
hill visited there during the week
with Mr: and .Mrs:' Frank Maul -
den: On ;her 'return she was ac
companied by 'her ' fattier, Mr. J.
R. Lane, who will visit in Font-
hill. •• . • ,
Mrs. Ardel Mason of Huron
was a recent visitorwith her
mother, -.. awn. _... 7. W_ Colwell. _
Mr. Ralph ,Haldenby of Clark
`son .spent a few days athis home
here.. • ' A • >-
' Miss,' Sheila Haldenby 'visited
during the week with ,her. cous-
in, Allan. Sparling at Walkerton.
Mrs. Lysnanv Sutton and Jean
returned—Mme from. avis tiffg
atives at Tillsonburg and' Lori-
. don.
Mr,, .
r,,' Russell Barr' returned to.
Toronto to continue his studies
at' the University of Toronto.
Misses Irlma 'Percy and 'Bev-
erley Stanley .returned to their.
teaching duties. r '
Misses Mary Scott' and 'Betty
Hamilton student teachers of
Stratford . Teachers' College, are
practice , -teaching.--,--this---,week -at-
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our school under the supervision.
of Mrs. Burton Collins.
. Mrs. - J. ig. lwell..'accomp an -
red -Mr: --arid Mrs: Geor. ge” CoiWell
and .. Jack to the home of Mr. &
Mrs Walter .,'Forster .and family
an Sunday.
Mr', . and Mrs. George Haider -11)y
entertained Mr, and ,Mrs. Harold
Haldenby and family, Mr. and
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THE ®ELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
home • after visiting with her
home after visiting with Larry
Kraemer, Wendy and Timmy
Dales..
Parents and friends joined ;thee..
'Teen . Agers at the 'final , dance.
on' Friday evening in ' Holyrood
Hall and at the conclusion cd the
evening • Mr. Earl Harris and Mr.
and Mrs:1 Howard • Harris were
presented with gifts in apprecia--
tion of theirmusical services
during the winter months..
lyfiiiMary-Jackson of Komo1 a
visitedduring ' the week • with
Miss ' Erlma Jean: Percy. •
Mr. ,Elton Emerson of Camp
Borden was a recent visitor with.
r. :an ;' rs. ' usse us e
Bobby.
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Lead. • Mrs: Douglas Graham hada
a display of literature. A vote • • 1
of thanks Was tendered, the hos
tess and all taking part by •:Mrs.
Ted: Collyer, Hymn' 446 'was sung
and Mrs. Maclntyre closed ,the
meeting ' with . prayer:•
South Kinloss W.M.S. , • .
The April meeting 'combined
with the Easter. Thankofferiing
was held at the home of Mrs.
Harold Campbell. •Mrs. Wililam
Maclntyre, the "president, open-
ed . the meeting with prayer,
Readings ' were • given by Virg:
•TeddCollyer and Mr's. , Evan
The scripture..and rnedita-y
tion. was ' taken by Miss Mary
MacMillan. Tiie.' roll ` call was
answered •' by a proverb, The
CG I.T, girls sang "The Old Rug
ged Cross". The, speaker for the
meeting was Mrs. (Rev,) Cas -
Well,
meage �WhoP aye S ave a were giventer
by
Mrs. Thos. MacKenzie and Mrs,
Herb Buckton. Current, events
were •
giver. by .Miss • Dean Mac-.
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MONUMENTS.;'
SKELTON .
MORIALS
ALKERFbN
We:are' the . only , ' nanufac.
tues 'in this part of° Ontario
of high class nioiiuments
who' import granite from the
Old' Country in the rough'bi
the carload and process from
the ,rougk the ished
monument. Noto middlefinman.
When choosing a inonument
come and see one' of the
largest selections in Ontario,
-Es ablished vo
Write or phone Walkerton 8
and reverse charges.
SKCELTON
MEMORIALS
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