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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 1l7t1
'BERG COW -SAVER STALLS
Outlasts others by 3 to4 times because
of hot dipped galvanized steel tube
construction. Require Tess bedding
than loose housing—keeps cows drier. •
and more comfortable. ` Bell-shaped.
arches take up chain slack and pre-
vent tangling. and .choking., Provides
' ' more head roomwhen cows lie down. •
WHYLET •
YOUR INVESTMENTS
V1►ANDER
AROUND •LOOSE..?
Berg Cow -Saver Stalls and Berg
Lever' Stalls were designed for
the dairyman who wants to han-
dle his dairy cattleas/ndivldusk/.
Successful dairymen profit by
individualized management. ,--
by .challenging each cow. Prac-'
tices that .pay! They 'pay with.
increased milk production from,
every lactation. By lengthening
each cog's productive life. By
assuring Jou of 'positive, ind=
vidualized nutrition and disease
--ontrol: Rut. -Berg -stalls -to -work
increasing, your dairy, profits...
Berg provides. a free complete ,
barn -planning service:,
WHITECHURCN
Miss Janette.Johnston`of Lon-
don is spending the holiday week
end-w-ith her parents -* *-and
Mrs:. , Clark Johnston':
Mr.' and' Mrs. Jim Moffat ,
Heather and-*iniley. of-Wingha=
were Sunday visitors with her ;
parents Mr. and. Mrs. 'Elwood
Groskorth .
Mts. Leroy Rintoul , . Carol and
Kimberley of Peterboroughwere
visitors Wednesday t� Sunday with
Mr and Mr's. Leroy Riritoul 'arid. ,
•family. and her parents Mr, and
Mrs.e Stanley Black of Belgrave.
Miss:Joann Laidlaw., nurse in
training at Victoria Hospital,
London spent. the week end: with
• 'her•parentsMr. and.•Mrs.' Elroy,
Laidlaw.
John Gibb began Work .on Tues-
day at the Canada .Packer Office`
at Walkerton'. The`comrnunity
wish John success: '
Mr. and Mrs. jack-Coultes,
Debbie , Kevin and. Brian of
•Burlington and Mr.. and Mrs.. Alex
Craig were'guests on Monday with,
the.it.._parents,Mz._.andLMrs.._.Alberx-.
Coultes:.' • '
• Att'ending the trousseau tea _
for Ruth Coultes bride to be',, at
the home of her mother Mrs. Nor-
-znan Cotrltes on -Sunday W ere Mrs.
Albert Coultes, Mrs: John Gaunt ;•
Mrs Alex -Craig Mrs Don Ross
'-and -Mrs R>}ssel-Gaunt
Rev. "and Mrs. Horace Braden,
Linda and' orna of.London were,
ts_o_n_..S.unsay=-with
and Mrs. Elroy ,Laidlaw" and fam-
ily.
• Visitors with,,Mr. and Mrs.. •`
Wesley Tiffin•and Mr. and .Mrs. , -
Bob Mowbray were Mr. .and
Athol Purdon,.Shelley and
Douglas, r. an' • s. •e ison
Falconer.; Lynn Pahl tnd-_Bnia2"
all of Sarnia. Mrs, `A. E..Pur
don; who had been visiting with
n -for
•
. .
a few weeks returned hoe with
'them.. . m
•
Mr. and Mrs'. Ben IvlcClenaghan;
Mr:, and Mrs,. Carl McClenaghan,..
spe.nt the week •end'with Mr.. and.
Mrs. Bill' Parker and family.
—Mr. and .Mrs.. Carl McClenag-
han attended the Rodeo held on—
Sunday
Sunday at.Exeter .
Miss Linda Magoffin, of London
and Ernest Magoffin of Toronto
were holiday visitors .,
:with Mr',
and Mrs,, .Tom Magoffin of
Lucknow. '
Word• has ,been •received here of
the Sudden passing of Jim Phillips.
of London on Sunday..He is a';
nephew of Lloyd Phillips", and When
. 1
his home with Mrs : George Phil-
lips and the late George:Phillips
and family. • The community.
extends:."sympathy to the relatives
and tothe relatives' of Mrs. Herb
Curran who passed away on Mon -
Mrs. Wm : 'Orr and Robert of
ngstde_v sited on Sunday with: _
'her,daughter Mrs: John L. Currie,.
Mt.:Currie and family:
Miss'Jeyce Tiffin visited last: -__
week with Miry and Mrs: levan
Tiffin of. Wingharn. • ,'
Clark Johnston on the week end.
_ ..
•
Miss Tereasa De Bruyharrived
,home from Vancouver last week
e 'en nursing in a ospita ,
there. She intends •to seek em-
• ployment in .her profession in this
section..•
Mr, and Mrs George Fisher;
• Mr. and Mrs.' Elliott ..Carruthers of
Ripley spent .last week end at
Cartipbeilford with Mr. ,and
Mrs-; Dawson and family and at
Port Credit with Mr. and Mrs. •
_with entertain tit..
• On �g
SaturdaY rh ht Whitechurch
:Jr Intermediate Soft Ball team
journeyed to. Mac Tier to play the
series of 2 out of .3 ; The score
was 5 -'2.for :Whitechurch who
'had 'won •the first game in the
series. and thus they, are the
winners and advance to' meet the
next •contestants .
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Wall and family'
were Bill Wall andgirl: friend,
-n �b a ?ia Eah1a r LB tP
Gr s,. of,. -
>°�'T� Fis ler aiit�fdm'ily , _
Labor Day week end visitors.
.with.Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher
were Mr. and Mrs. Carman
Machan of Kitchener, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon 6i'her ., Lonnie Lori
and tee of Guelph, Mr:. and :Mrs.
Bill Gibson, Rhonda , Billie and
Gr'egory.of Lueknow.
HlstorlcaiPres..
isGuest.Spe�ker
. The Holyrood. Women. Institute
met on Thursday evening, ,at the
home of Mrs. P, A . Murray for
the September meeting with, Mrs.
Raynard Ackert presiding and:wel-
coming.the visitors. The Meeting
opened by, singing the Ode and •
repeating the Mary ,Stewart
Collect,, The Secretary .etar, Mrs.
Lorne Eadie read,the 'rnint%tes of
e,
thprt yious meeting, the financ-.
ial report and the correspondence.
Mrs, Jack•Scott reported on the
group display which is•being
arranged for the Lueknow Fall fair.
Mrs. Dan McInnes reported on
Agriculture and Canadian Indus
tries. She mentioned the delay
on paying the taxes, the tourism, •
industry ,'and the George Gear day.
The Citizenship and Education re-
port by Mrs..Jack Scott was'on.the
"Monarchy" Historical research,
Mrs, Jim 'Smith , which'wasa read
ing "My. old quilting frames". The
roll call was answered with "A
picture ofyourself'-ra,ken--in-your—
teens showing a variety of styles.
As many had never seen "hops"
which the yeast .in the olden' days.
was made`o#—aample Eras pass=
ed around as some aregrowing
in this area.
•
Members brought salt, and pep-
per shakers and told the storyof
dhow they received-tlr
Dan McInnes read the motto,
`whfcli was prepared by,Mrs. M.
McPherson, on things in the past.
entitled °':The pioneer
as Mrs McP. herson 7has ,peen in
poor health acard.wassigned for,
her.
FAST, COURTEOUS
VICE SER
ie*.ig'
At
SIEGRIST'S, LUCKNOW _
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY.
PANNASECKER'S, ST. HELENS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
SLATERS STORE, AUBURN
TUESDAY,. THURSDAY, SATURDAY
president of the Bruce County
Historical Society for the past
three years and a resident of the
Ltio.know area; He explained the
purpose of the•Society which was'
first forrne.dfin 190u When the
History of Bruce was written by
Norman Robertson in 1996.. •
it'was revived. in 1960 and an
-•
other book was published by .Nor
Man McLeod , 'assisted by the '
County Council; and 4000 books
were sold. ' There. were then 280•; •
s ---r e-inbers, Pictta'ces we=e oII c -ice
ed' of old buildings etc. and inar eac
the Centennial ye and 'each
year since a .year
womatt" . cort_�.piled .. At the conclusion of
his address, he 'showed- pictures
which were most interesting and
many from this immediate area
such as churches, schools, older .
buildings etc, Mrs. Raynard
Ackert thanked the speaker and
presented him with a gift in
appreciation.
Besides being Historical
Research'rneeting, this was the
Grandmother's meeting. • There
were 8 grandmothers present' and
all took part in a novelty.game
_such T-be.ost buttons"
closest birthday" and many others
with a prize going to each grand-
mother. Mrs.Jim Smith gave.
the courtesy remarks and lunch
was served.
KJNLOUGH
book has been and Mrs. Paul: Weber; of
Kitchener and Mr.Eldon Eckenswillerof London• spent the week end here
with their parents Mr. and.ivirs. • '
Mrs. Jim,Smith program con-
vener, .introduced Pharis Mathers,
Weir :Eckenswiller and Steven
Mrs. Art Haldenby is hostess for
the' Anglican Church. Women on.
Thursday afternoon at her home.
'ast dry clothes a
lo-w--tenips;
PERMANENT PRESS
CYCLE provides
ri removing con_
dtioningperiod after
clothes are dried -
means Tess ironing.
a gentle circle 01 low,
even heat means 'soft
vl ua y wpm e- ree
clothes in :minimum
time. Saves Ironing.
REVOLVING LINT FIL-
is-•highiyeffieieft.
Filters 100% of ex-
haust air. Snaps in.
Snaps out. Cleans
easily.
'Toronto, Mr ; and Mrs. Dave
Arthur:a'nd family of London and
on Sunday Mr. and 'Mrs. George
Needham. and family of Pinkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wall and
Mary Lou have recently returned
frorn a trip to Saskatchewan
'Where they visited with her rela-
tives.
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