The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-22, Page 7i'NESDAY FEB. 22nd 1967"'
THE, LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO!
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A11' Varieties 'of' Barley, Oats and Wheat Available
In All
• '; Seed Grades. •
ALSO TOP QUALITY MIXED GRAIN
or .Growing Seed Grain
HERTA AND ;YORK BARLEY'
RUSSELL OATS
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EARN MORE!
WILLABAR'JUMBO
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(ANGUS)
CERTIFIED, MEAT SIRE
rested steer sons averaged 877 •
lbs. 'al 13t months bid.,
.KINGSHURST
SUPREME CLIMAX
(JERSEY)
Daughters give 13% •more milk
ban herdmates. ,
'KINGFIELD
BRAGGART
(GUERNSE`Y)"
)aughters •give 14% more milk
han herdmates:
ML. CHIEFTAIN
(CHAROLAIS).
CERTIFIED MEAT. SIRE
rested steer sons averaged,1070
lbs. of 133/4 months old.
ADVANCEMORE ...:
!MISCHIEF •
• (HEREFORD)
CERTIFIED 'MEAT SIRE
Tested steer .sons .averaged . 943
Abs. , at. 123 months 'old,
I:ONEDA ' E BARON
r. 22nd '
(SHORTHORN)
';Tested steer sons' averaged 941
lbs. 'at 133/4 months old.
ROUNDBUSH. FINAL,
COMMAND' •
•.(AYRSHIRE)
Daughters give" i1% more:. milk
thanherdmates. r
ORCHARD VALE ABC
REFLECTION' (HOLSTEIN )
Daughters produce, almost .10%
more, milk than :herdmates
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIAflON
PHONE FOR SERVICE WEEKDAYS TILL Ili A.M.
FOR4D6UNDAy SERVICE (IN MOST AREAS)
PHONE SATURDAYS! 6.8. P.M.'
x_ ;;1ISTD"t'N `IOCA'L C1►1REC`TORtES „....Y.:
Brownie Packs
Had SI.ating .Party,.
BY ELAINE WHITBY
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The second Brownie, pack. under
the., leadership'of Mrs;., J .. Pritchard.
assisted by Packie Deborah Corrin,
met at the Town Hall, 4 p.m
Tues„da.y,. February 14th.
Elaine'Whitby was, Fairy Queen `
and the 'pennies were popped in the
` 213&ss_unde. r'the toadstool, 'The.'
Brownies then went. to their corners
to mark:their books::• •
Tests were tried' ' and semaphore
was practised before pow -wow, 'a
A. Valentine. skating party was:
'held on Wednesday., February 15th
for •both •Brownie, Packs::On Sunday
February 19th, the• Brownies will
attend the .Presbyterian church to
celebrate Lord!andLady Baden -
Powells' birthdays.: Tuesday even
Ing, , February 21st,the 1st and 2nd,
Brownie:packs will watch•:the
'hockey! !games' at the 'arena to. cel-
ebrate. Centennial Hockey ' Week in
:Lucknow. • '
Chimes and., the Brownie:s"'queeze
closed the' meeting'...
.vcknow Resident
'asses At Clinton
ROBERT MMES McNALL
, . A resident of. Lucknow' for, many
years, Robert Jaes'McNall passt.
ed awm
ay at Clinton'Hospital on.''.;"
Sunday, February 12th . • He , was 83'
, Mr . : and Mrs`'. McNall went. to;
Hensall the: latter part of"October
to spend the winter: with thea
!daughter and her husband, Mr•-:
;, and Mrs.: Clarence Wadel.•Alth-
,ough not in the best .of health!,
his -death ca:me., suddenly.
Mr.' McNall was:a son. of Will.-
lam McNall and !Ma:rilda •Menary
:And was born'at:St...Helens.on:
January :22nd ;' 1884; He was raised
in, Ashfield 'and. married Laura
Lockhart of Sandridge, at
.W:aterloo Ontario on, May '3rcl , 1911
They spent all their married life in`,
• the Lucknow district .• Mr. and!Mrs.
McNall came to Lttcknow`the year'.
'of .their marriage and took .up ices-.
' idence just north of""the dllae.
unti1•:1943.. They .,sold'their property
and moved to: a farm. at Langside,
for five years `until' moving to' their.
present. home in •Lucknow: on. Camp,
bell Street east:
Mr. McNall i's" a •retired,railr.oad.-'
• rman,`' He .was employed for 31•
years in the Lucknowr area ..
Mr, and •Mrs. Mc.N'all'observed
their 55th wedding anniversaty'in
' 1966 with a:family dinner'. On.,
November 13th, 1964' they were
sadly bereaved by the death .of
their son Clifford in an•iautomobile,
accid nt.
Mr. 'McNall is survived by his •,
wife; six sons; Frank ot�.Londpn
James df,London, Lloyd of Kinloss
• Ray Of Fergus ,":Cecil of Ripley,, ' •
Garnet �f Huron Township; two
daughters Mrs. Harry: Swan (Marg
aret) of•Auburn,'Mrs; Cla(ence
Wadel (Roberta) of Hensall. He
was predec.eased.by his son cliff.,
ord .of Cargill in 15)'64 and a daubl''
ter in :infancy; five sisters Nina,.
Mary, Martha Lottie,.Mar'garet•.
four brothers, Mathew ,'John, .'
''William ,. George:
Funeral service was held at the
Johnstone and Son. Funeral Horne,.
Lucknow on Tuesday February •
14th 'with Rev, Laird Stirling 'of
1 Lucknbw drifted Church as minis-
ter.
Pallbearers were .ken Cameron',,
Clarence•"Greer, Wallace Conn,.
J. L. MaCMillan„ Johnston Conn;: ,
Harvey Webster; , '
Inter.m:ent was at South 1<inloss
Manibleiiii)TWiih 11(1`a1 t titft,l�'
}Aare Greenhill Cemetery,•
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•'BEFORE INVESTING INVESTIGATE •
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ASSETS'. IN LESS THAN TEN YEARS:
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OCTOBER;: 1957 ,� k , .; FEBRUARY,, '9, 1967 •;:.•
$150,000400 .. $295,173,809.00
Growth .of a $10,000 Investment '
$1.0,000 $27,885;44
An increase of 178% in opproxiinatelr'"nine ycarS
($ingle investment (Value February 9, 1967,
invested January '2;. 1958) ' with 'div.idends reinvested), `
More than: •1'27,•000 Canadians. invet` with: United:::
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• NOT. a .:mutual fund), pays '' dividends to a greater number of •
shareholders..•
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°'. LOCHALSH NEWS
School was cancelled at North
Ashfield • Schopl on •Thursday due
to ice on the roads:''
Mr:. 'and,Mrs. Donald Simpson
were recent visitors' 'in Toronto:
Mrs;; Leeson of Teeswater'is
spending a few.' days with: her
daughter Mrs: JackElphick ,
•
Mrs'; .E'wan MacLean,.' Mrs. David
Elphick and Mrs. ,Norval Stewart
were among those who attended:. •
the Horticulturai:.executive::meet-
ing in.Ripl'ey on Wednesday when.
.the Hower Show prize list was.
revised.
Barbara'. MacKenzie of Kitchener
spent :the week end with .her'
parents, Mr.. 'and Mrs; Henry
MacKe/izie'..
'Sympathy .of the:community is
extended the MacNay families in
the death of Gordon MacNay; at
' Portage La Prairie, on Thursday.
Sympathy'of the area; goes..to
Tom'Farrell!and .family in the .
passing of :Mrs Farrell early; Mon
da3y morning:
Ricky" Minkler of Sudbtiry is
•stayingwith' K •L. MacKenzie and '
attending Wingham:District High.
School
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