The Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-03-26, Page 6THE; LUCKNOW &ENTINEL, wootNow,, ONTA;EtIO
WETNEP1, MARCH 2a,,
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ARE PLEASE •TO ANNOUNCE that we have
recently completed • the installation of feed pelleting
and .:crumbling equipment and cannow offer to the
feeders of the, district; the same high quality Gro,
Mor livestock and .poultry feeds. in mash,. pellet or
crumble form as desired..
yVllrl"f i THEA D QiN.OF THIS EQUIPMENT,, we •:
;now can offer a COMFLETE feed service; •to the
feeders• of••'the district.,"
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HIGHEST QUALITY FEEDS at the lowest 'possible
price, manufactured '-for you locally to the speci#i.
cations of tested; 4and proven Swift's Gro -Mor form-
alas, _
We invite : you to come in and talk over
, yOur Feeding Problems.:
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TIMBER TIP
-The Go, phers went doWfl tip., de-
efeat again this week as the ache-
.'dule champions. dazzled the al,-
16ys with some of, the finest'
bowling the, kague has' ''•ever
seen.. 'The' cubs: chalked . up a
sari*, of 1218 flat to %floor the
'Gophers- ,in the final game, ,for
• a,4 point sweep,with a total pin -
fall of 3467.; :it 01110 har4
to• pick individual stars in this
Contest with.' sik • boWlers out of
eight averaging well -over ..200
butrhonorable mention will be
...:given.for --Jack:Caesar's 818 total,
•and Dick° Park's .731. 'Geo: West-
. lake rolled ',well:but for a losing
'The Squirm s • and Wo lines
'battled to,.a 'point split as 'the,
-WolverineS .depended on a good
;and the' FinlaySon 'duo topped
Lorne PoWer had., toe' much
-poWer ,for the -Zebras as the
KarigarOos rolled to .a point
Lorne's' 808 total and Larry
' Salkeld topPed the winner's while
Stuart Jamieson and Ruth Jar-
dine, topped. the -losers' efforts.
In' the "B" series.the Pole Cats
continued tO win- as they took
Sanderson. -with 624 and Dorothy
Hamilton , rolled high for. the
winneri as Ron KelterbOrn's 687
.topped the 'Tiger effort.,
A couPle of ladies ,powered
'the Beavers to a 3 point win over
-the Coons.to keep the Beavers in
MacKinnon •and Fern_ MacDon,
ald 'with 640 arid 647 resPeatiVe--,
ard•Agnev,v and 'Jack Trele,aVeri
held the, Coon's- attack' up. •
'FETED .O 1 GOLDEN{
WEDDING
(DUNGANN NEWS)
. A family .gathering complete
with turkey dinner, was held on,•
Saturday evening . in connection
with the golden wedding cele
�l�ration of ..Mr, ,and Mrs. Richard'
Park, They were fifty years.
married• .on Tuesday,.: •March :18,,
;when: open house washeld and
roanyl,,riencls called to cextend.'
best; wishes, to this , highly es-
teemed couple.;. Mrs. Mason Mc-
Ms
Allister,; younger sister, of r
;Park,; , ,poured . tea in the after,-.
noon ;and :Mrs. Kenneth Hodges;
(Beth), :youngest daughter,:.'pour• ,
ed 'tea in:, the ,evening ' with: the
granddaughters, serving. Special
;features : of . the occasion was'• a
lovely,bouquet of fifty .yellow
mums from, her sister, . rs. Wm., .
Begley and husband of Leaming-
ton. Who' were unable to. be pres-
ent,
res-._
ent,, but are _als.Q in;..the• golden
'Wedding category, :being married
oneweek later. • Among lovely
eive• were • ` o. t h e
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gifts .to the bride, was a beau,ti-
ful dresser set_ with gold trini.
Besides other, lovely gifts, frOm
the, family to their parents was
the , great grandchildren. The
white linen cloth and set .of
dishes of fifty yeat4s ago, still
in' good condition; were used for
the occasion. A three-tier.,wedd-
ter, .1grs. Arthur (Mary), Stew-
art and iced by a granddaughter,
MrS: Paul' Caesar„ formerly Joyce
Stewart: Messages of congratula-
tions°, were received from' Ontario'
Secretary Dunlop and Mr. John
'Captain 'Bill Hunter arid vet-iHanna, MPP. Mr. arid Mrs Park,
Chippers to a 4 point sweep over I health, are, happy to. have their
, the' Lions.. Bill's' 640- and RoY's z and three,
481' rolled. the , winners to, vict- daUghters living nearby. They
ory while Jim Errington scored_
'high for the 'losers.
Series '
haVe 24 grandchildren and three
great grandchildren. .•
5, Wolverines 4 Squirrels 4 Go,
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Pole 'Cats .6, Beavers 6,' Chip- The 'inaugural meeting of the
/flunks 5, CoonS 4,.,Tigers , Lions Bruce unty Historic 1 Museutri
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We can save 'ycio tiMe;,
new farm building,pc fence.
•;*--itreated' Waod. offers land
life far pale fYlie. con.
strUction—the, low ,cost
wdy to build,
requirementt efficiently
and 'Pramptly,
I LOW first cost
40.Long lasting
More protection
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committee was held.' m the Kin,
loss.•ToWnship .Hall at HolYrood
on Wednesday night. The meet-
ing Was the first held ,away
from. the. Museum and was Well
attended by the . general , Public:
cardine was .reelected Chairman
for 1958, Mrs. Arehie Given, of
Mar, vice chairman, Mrs. T. J.:
Cornish of Chesley, re -appoint-.,
ed secretary and ' Mayor • Almer
'en The executive committee, 'is
coMprised Of IVIrs. T. J: Blair,
Kineardine;,-Ilarold Percy; Kin-
loss; Bert Westlake., 1-lepWorth„
and.. Alan Fowler of SOuthainp-
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KINLOUGH DEALER HELD LADY, FORESTIERS- STAGED
JOHN DEERE DAY • .SUCCESSFUL' CARNIVAL °
Walter Breekles of Kinlough • The Lady Foresters carnival
held the annUal Johh.Deere day last , Saturday . afternoon and.
in Ripley TOwn .Hall on :Satur-, ,evening Was 'a big sticcess, There.
day afternOOn with' about .140 *as -a real crowd '6f youngsters
farther folk ;In attendance. in. the afternoon.). and they Were
Intekestingl'films , Were shown Much taken with., the fish. Poild,
illustrating .the operation of 'the and ganle, of chance .specially
most modern, farm , equipment as ',Set up for ' them. Door nr4es.
'Well 'as an entertaining Western Were handed_ our hourly-. Win-
- The' blockMari, Mike Pickett .of 'Brooks, Ronald Young, .Donna
Brairipton, spoke briefly and Mr. Corrin; Alex Hackett; Carl,Vag-
BreCkleS also, had a few remark§ ner, and Hugh Houston.
to welcorne , the . gathering and Cam MacDonald and ...Allan
thank them for their, attendance. MacIntyre ,shared. the , duties of
Coffee' •and doughnuts were ser- Master . of cermonies in the ev.:.
ved by the. host. • 'eningi.bOth in a very competent
Prize draWS Were made with Manner, There was a pretty
Mrs: WM. Burt winning a heat, good ;:crowd,. and they '.enjOyed
ing pad and Wesley 'Smith a the Music of Farrier's orchestra
and the . special .dances. all,
set. of wrenches. -
Six dance .prizes Were. aWarded.
•Ear1 Begley of Fort William
and his son. Lloyd of- Toronto,
were visitors, Jast 'week with the
former's ..sister, Mrs. Margaret
:Plans -were made to :arrange
for the 'moving of the log liOu.se;
grounds 'this : spring. The hOtise
was. Purchased -
ApprOval Was given, to ifold
ing, a ,joint, meeting with the
Bruce County Historical SocietY
.at 'Kincardine in )1;pril, at whi6h
it iS hoped to have • Mr. Walter
keriyon 'Of the Royal Ontario
, Museum report on the arch-
eological findings at the Inver-
huron park site. /
•titte served luneh 'at „the close
of the ,meeting.
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Mrs. Arabel Etishell is, a. pat-,
fent'in 'Victoria liosPilal, Lon-
don, where she UnderWent Sur:
gory last ThurSday, and is' 'mak-
ing 'quite a *good teCovery.
*, Bobby, Ritchie' had his sixth
Mr. and grs. 'Charlie Pearce
'Of .Erantford visited Saturday.
.With Mr. and Mrs.' Thomas -And-
eiton and Andy,
Visitors with Vita.' Wine Bush-
ell at. the, week.,end Were Mr,
Ripley; Mr. and :Mrs. 'Donald
MoCaih, 'Purple Grove;. Mrs J.
Colwell;, Kinlough;',Mr.„ Jas,
Stnith,"Wingharn, Mr. arid Mrs,
Curf,ie Colwell,
fo4,17(..)tThdeolainCpar.te- r • ::!"-B-1 t -he .dr.a!
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ake sure your Machinery,is ready for the
Fill your Storage Tank now — with
Your Co-op .atso carries.a Complete Line of
Top Grade .
MOTOR " OILS GREASES, itnd BATTERIES.
Deal with Your Co,op — you own it —
you share in the earnings.