The Lucknow Sentinel, 1949-03-03, Page 7•
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A ' faMily .Plot should be
,grite d with the sir ne-like
t,tauty of a monument which
will be everlastingly a tribute
to those ataest. We have ,many
classic- stypes- t9' suggest, and
will ` work with you, .ons cus-
i n .
twn.'ii(s'g s .
1a c(fi tionally low prices,
e 111;x, riing, which: elixn.in
pit(=5 ,tifil.es .commissions:
luscriPtions: Repairing
' S4ii�cllil2lsting Memuriuls
‘,26)Years' Experience
'1'b(, latest in Portable'
Sandblast,. EclUipmien.t '
All'- WM,* pearsonally. 'exee.utel
or. i al
Alfred. ,4.t., ;.WJNG'I AMI..';
Thane 450'' '..`
NEIL IL MacLENIIT.AN, ..
Ripley, Ontario: "i
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WEDDING BELLS.. :.
MARSHALL LUCAS..
• St; Anne's Anglican : 'C'hurch,
Toronto; was.'the . setting for' an
interesting ceremony' 'on. •Satur-.
'day, ,. Felbruary 'I2th,'. when- the
marriage took,, 'place of. . Audrey
Kathleen, . daughter of Mr Fred
J:. Lucas and :thea late Mrs Lticas,.
Jelhn Edrward Marshall,
Toronto, son of'tlhe, late ` Rev and
Mrs. J. F. V. Marshall, •Sioux.
Lookout; Rev: 'C: D..Gemmill' of.
• THE •LUCKNOW SE
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Lfi,7CKNOW,ONTARIO •
V LO N G :, TO OAR FACTO ON H0G
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N , , PRODUCTION COSTS
I have written ,seotres of a nsy,
I gave it' all I bad, ,l The Ontario Hog Producers As
Each one • Was wri•ttetL with the sociatioi is ,interested, in the cost
wisihr ' of producing hags. under present
Theyht make someone !condiitions. The Lives k . Brach
.might glad., ,•bac n
and -t ie Farni;..TEoono ics ranch
S'oxnetimes ,; it wasn't easy,' .of the'On tari�o Dept,. of A,gricul-
�r Yz
The .skies above were gray, ture. • conducted a rho y,'
• :conducted g 'curve
The Messages in:. verse were sent Which: took, the .form of hot pro-
To brighten up your ' .'i duction demonstrations whereby
j :the operations:, et a,' number .of.
In hill the : years rve written.. 1. hog .prioduicers' ,in ;'each 'county
I've never had a line, ' . were, studied in :detail .to obtain'
To say someone' enjoyed thein
Or that they werejust fine:.
Now,,: I'm getting • old rriSrselfol.
My,. pen is worn out too,
.,;informiation on costs; profits,' and
.meitla'ads used: The Co -Operators
ih ;Bruce County, 4,0Nm
oran,
. S,c1' midt, Mald7T ay,. Nelson .i owe,.:
Paisley.and Doriai'd. McTavish, of
I've ' been : th,inking that I'a quit , : =Ripley •The ultimate value- .of this:.
4nd say ggod 'bye to you " , !, piece, . •of • wwo1 k.-w:i11 ibe passed 9.n
- -Wn M •-Buckingham, �jo, the hog producers of 13mice'
R; 7, L'ucknowr j •lniuntty, at''"a ,meeting"atti Paisley
.
�on Friday, ,,lvl;arc i 4th at 2'00 p.m;.
',The discussion Will be led. by Hu*:
bertMcGiU:of'•.trht • Ontario. Live-.
'E tstock Branch and. it•` is. hoped to
lialv.e the actual- .co-operators
R. JMoore of town has a ,priz- Bruce County, bake part. 'in . this
ed acture of the No. 3 Company ; distUSsion:._`This-. offers .an -
..excel -df the. 32nd Bruce Battalion, or- lent "opportunity for , the farmer,.
ganized over three score., 'Year,s, -to,` study thea' cost' of 'production
agb
nian : Raids of hogs'produce�d right in; his own
d.111-'100rthe Fe
threat." : county' and under his -own ;condi-
• The. Company; under the eom'- tloixis,
nand of Dan Campbell, •was mob
d ..fo e •
e. r . rvsce : dur t
s ing. he
HAS PICTU!ZE:OF OLD°
NO.' 3 *COMPANY
Northwest ; Rebellion' and set out
for, . Southampton "from • • Where
„they were 'toI'sail to the head•.of'
the lakes. The rebellion was sub-
clued before he Company en -
b ked
.'fiei0hd..assisted by_ ..Rev. 3Mc.. The . picture: that Mr..' Moore
oss�esses, was taken in : froom :of
l�itwtrick, ,greatuncle o f the ' P
groom: Mr,. .E. W. Miller- was at the Graharn Block, now occupied.
the organ, .and Mr: Wi]liam,Mor by N "W:; Wmterstein and R S;.
ton sang Hetherington's law office and the
FRANK HOLLYMAN of Blyth as
improving 'in health following an
illness that confined him .to 'his
home and prevented :shim :from at-
tending the'Ffuaeral of :his broth-
er,. Mr. •Edgar`Hollyman•
;
r11ArhatY e' =flit --thi ee nmost' 126
words'► .
"I don't” lino*
`That's correct".
• Mr. Lueas gave his daughter ,n Kilpatrick ^ residence. , The .Coin ,
Return From. Florida
•Mr. and':' Mrs: Ernie Ackert, : of
...:qn un'ay:
Florida: They.
spy Mr, and
'Tees -Water' and
er a :month'.
pleasant holiday
Weather, with tem-.
cued 90 de=
teat rime. Her original � gown, of ',any. was. forty Strong. ;in the' pic-
White silk brocade was made;w'ith
si i tri ' ib asque, long • sleeves' . and'
• deep'. square°.neokl` ne A, wide bro-
cade cuff edged` the• bodice rtop,�
and the skint, worn_ over a hoop,
had • full unpressed Pleats:'poiin-
ing a , cit cular traiin..Orange. bios-
sums worm by': her .motherheld
•'her long eek and s11e carried ` a
cascade: of white hyacintrls car-
nations and' ,pink '.sweetheart;
.roses, also. a `. lace.: kerchief :made
by.. the groom's ,mother. 50 Years.
ago.:.1Mfrs.' ;John. A. Wi1son, her.
only : ..attendant, chose cavalier
grey .faille, made with .flaring .
skirt and empire bodice df _ shit -
/
red chantilly , .lace over Mitch
forMing a peek aboo.'. front' tinder'
a, fitted:. matching' : jacket. • Her
matching bonnet had' �a�ii'' :open.
crown 'and"; streamers, '':and her
corsage was mauve hyactTi;.pet-
•.:al$, pink carnations and: American,
. beauty, roses.. Mr. George L: Mares
Shall was groomsman . for his
brother;: and. the ushers Were Mr�.
Williarrr Marshall;. also. -a brother;
and Mr: 1.1..
J,' Dunsrnore.
the .reception •.held. at the
Alexandra: Palace, ': Mrs.' : Frank 0:.
Lucas, aunt of the pride,. receiv-;
00. with :Miss dytheBLong, ;.:aunt,':
hof the 'groom • The ,wedding • cake
;was cut with a silver;1tnife be-
longing' to •th'e• bride's. aunt; and.
-used at: her. .'wedding 45 ' years.
ago, .The couple. will live' in.Tor-:
onto.
:.-'l he trade f raridda ter`; of -
"tyre and were in full' regalia. in
udi red tunics and high hel--
,c1 ng g
In the background. the business.
'signs; on the building read;'"John*
Martiai,'s Hardware" and• "R `.:Gra-
hami•'s, Caieap •Cash Store". Across
;the road on.. thewest side can be
seen a part what is no George
Bower's r
fide
Insurance, Ruling on • Fuer Oil
In 'a recent issue of the Paisley
Adyotate it *as. stated that uri-
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much fuel: oilis pe fitted with-
out affecting 'the terms .of the in-
si ance contract? In cOnneetion
s p dwelling p Imo .. ' ., and I dr,
less . a 'special .clause is written with ro ,. rhes
into, a;n ordinary fire insurance mercantile, an unlimited quantity
Policy the home owner can't col- of .fuel oil is. ;permitted, ••pilovided.
legit in case Q£ 'fire less, if more it4at the containers or tanks: are..."
than aQ gallons. of` fuel oil weee. 'built °f
, sufficient' :strength and
unlit t standard
st,rred oh' the premises. q Y according o, reg-
ulations'� f o;
In d*I'gr ing -the matter with'•
E. L. Agnew, .he:. furnished us
with an E'conomiical, Insurance] • Handel, one' of t . ...
he greatest ,�,f
inoxlthly bulletin from 'Which the f the composers,, had .to play tl.•
'F'paragraph, para raph, is quoted: Oar'? On the s1y•`because his:fath;- .*.
The question ten ,a. i°s_.s', hoget-Couldn't stand his playing;
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ti.
e will pay for ..old,, disabled ;o' dead.
Holyrood :., •returned S d
from a motor trip to F
were: a,odorcrip:wiied
Mils.. `Freeman' 'of Te.
were. -awlay a little • ov
'They report plus
anid delightful
peratuares at Miami around
$4;00 , 00 :Via. HORS S- COO. ea
HOGS 1.00per: cwt..
ill aceordiing to size and condition.
one, COLLECT, for prompt, cotirteous service ,-
'Wingham; 121-1, Ripley,5g-16,or 38-10;•' Ingersoll,:2
WILLIAM STONE,,SONS LTD.
NGERSO,LI,A:RON'TA:RJO
AN ALL -CANADIAN FIRM, fSt'A,BLISH D 1870
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he, late 'Mr. arnd- Mrs; 'Samuel
' Robertson ' acid' a 'niece' Of. Misses
Ethel and Bell' Robertson and Mr.. i
' Russell Robertson of Y.ucknow ;.
Band Leader Killed
"Benny". Palmer, 38 -year-old; :..
stance :band, leader• of. St. Thomas
was fatally injured when his'light'
'truck struck "a L. &, P. S. train on . y
'• Saturday evening .in. St. Thomas
Ike died' a ' few • hours later. 'Ais
brother Carl, f oYmiei' • piano •play
c,i, of the. orchestra; which. was
W'ry popular, an this district a de-
eade'ago,'w' seriousiy.iuijtired iii ,
the crash,: "Benny" Paltrier gave '
up his extensive orchestra work
in 1946, when he became
eto:r of the St,• Thi Glass'': nd`
Paint Company,
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• ore carp
for Red Cross -
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ust---haVey
ore,
•p-
'the Red Cross must be.
prepared for all e'ventu
.'alities. Year after year
-the demand for Red •
Cross services grows.
Millions of dollars have
been spent in flood, fire
and other disasters, in
�iding the-stricket and.
homeless.
ore .Blood
Donor Services
• Red Cross •
Aids, Veteraios
hout
Throu Canada,
gProvince by. Prcwnce Red:'Cross provides'
..the Red Cross operates
7'5 Outpost Hospitals,
.and. 2 Crippled •'Chil-
dren's: Hospitals. More
are " being built arid'
more are. needed: •Last',
t year.. over .70,00Q
patients were served by
Otitpost •Hospitals,.
Your RED CRO$$money k backed u
{
itk?SK�..�taiY,�GY�trnr.
the' Red Cross is open-
ing its Free Blood.,
Transfusion Service:,
-tJntold'lives' :hate,:been
. saved .,kiv ' 'this" `great
brganization: But more.
funds are needed to ex-,
pand and maintain:this
humanitarian .:Work.:
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many services, for vet-
erans .in Hospitals-..
Other Red Cross actio+i
ties inclucie:Junior Red
Cross; Swimming and
Water Safety; Nutrition
Services; 'First Aid, and
'Home Nur.stng'
'Women's' 'fork Acti-
vities etc.
/hot/sands o/vo/um leer workers
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