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TO THE
.1.11cKNOW.:...AND'„DISTRICT
K1NETTES:'
ON THE FORMATION OF YOUR CLUB
WE WISH YOU THE BEST IN I
ALL FUTURE ENDEAVOURS
THE KINSMEN. CLUB WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE
LUCKNOW LEGION FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE AT THE
KINETTE FORMATION 'NIGHT
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LUCKNOW1 ., AND DISTRICT
KINSMEN CLUB
Allan Whytock Of Cuiross Township Has
Highest D.H.I.A. Herd In Bruce Co.
The annual meeting and ban7 Donald Craig, Kincardine
• .quet, of the Dairy Herd Improve- was elected President and Alvin
.ment Association was held on Fri- Ruetz, Mildmay, was elected
day , March'22 at 12.00 noon in Vice President.
the Chepstow Parish Hall. HarVey
•Weppler, Port Elgin, President of
the Association, was chairman for
the meeting and introduced the ,
head table guests.
,Ray Pennington, Teeswater,
area supervisor-, conducted
contests. Wilmer
McFadden, Paisley and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Pope, PaiSley were
winners of cheese donated by the
Teeswater Creamery. Other prize
winners were Robert Osborne,
Lticknow and Mrs., Irvin Grubb,
Walkerton,'
Regional supervisor Lorne Marsh-
all, Kirkton spoke on changes to
be made in the computer
• recordings for the barn sheets and
on the. National Identification
Program for grade, airy cattle.
Dennis Quish, Ministry of Agri-
culture and Food; Walkerton re
ported on the Milk Incentive Pro-
gram for dairy• farmers and answer-
ed questions.
Jerrold 'Beeeh, Paisley area
supervisor presented 1973 certific- ,
ates to members of his association.
Lloyd Brown, Chesley received the
certificate for the Highest Comp-
osite Breed Class Average 143 and
John Zevenbeigen, Hepworth for
the greatest increase in butterfat
production.
Ray Pennington presented the
1973 certificates and awards to
members of his association. Alan
Whytock, Teeswater, received
the certificate for the Highest
Composite Breed Class, Average,
148.5 and Adolph Rubick, Mild-
may for the greatest increase in
butterfat production. Joseph Kief-
fer , Teeswater received the award
for the first year supervised herd
with the highest milk production
.donated by Norman McKee ,United
Breeders' Formosa Branch, and
William Zettel, Walkerton receiv-
ed the award for the herd with the
greatest increase in milk produc-
tion. donated by Roy Pennington.
WHITECHURCH •
LUCKNOW
spent the, week end with his par-
.ents Mr. and Mrs. Russel Mc-
Guire.
Mrs and. Mrs. Russel McGuire
on Sunday attended the '56th
wedding anniversary of her par-
ents, .Mr. and Mrs. Clendon 13ram-
hill of Palmerston, at a dinner at
five o'clock at the Ranton Place
at Palmerston. There were
sixteen' in attendance. After the
MEAT SPECIALS
Hinds of Beef LB. 99c
Fronts of Beef LB. 8 3c
Sides of Beef 113 . 8 9c
Heavy Sides of Beef LB. 7 5C
-Pork Whole or/ Halves LB. 6 5c
Light Weight Young Sows LB.5 5c
Cut, Wrapped and Quick Frozen
at no extra charge
SMALL FREEZER SPECIALS
501b: Lots Hamburg LB. 8 5c
50 lb. Lots Blade Short Rib
Roast Mixed LB. 8 9c
10 lb. Lots Homemade Sausage LB. 69c
10 lb. Lots Young Beef Liver LB. 69c
10 lb. Lots Loin Pork Chops LB' 99c
10.1b. Lots Spare Ribs-Fresh LB. 99c
10 lb. Lots Home Cured Bacon LB. 89c
ROUND STEAK &ROUND STEAK ROASTS la s 1 .39
,EASTER Home Cured Hams-Whole or Halvesu3.80
SPECIAL ORDER YOURS NOW
SALE ENDS CLOSING TIME SAT. APRIL 6
ALL ORDERS WILL BE FILLED WITHIN 2 WEEKS
RIPLEY MEAT MAN
395.961
OPEN TILL 6 O'CLOCK CLOSED THURSDAY AFTERNP
Jerrold Beech introduced the
guest speaker, Stephen MacFacf-
den , •Paisley who spoke and
showed slides on the Centralia
College. Stephen is a second
year student in the agricultural
course. Beech thanked the speak-
er and adjourned the meeting.
Died In B.C.
MRS. LEA MEYER
There passed away in Surrey ,
B.C. , Dorothy Pearl Hockley, be.
loved wife of Lea Meyer , on
March 26 , 1974.
Mrs. Meyer was born on the
8th concession of Kinloss Town-
ship on December 4, 1921. She
was the daughter of Mrs,. Tom
Hoc'kley and the late Mr.-• Hock-
ley of 311 Queen Street, Cam-
bridge (Preston), Ontario.
She is survived by her husband
Lea , of 12628-97A AVenue, Sur-
rey , B.C.; two sisters, Florence,
Mrs. Bert Caskinette, of.Acton,
and Elsie, Mrs. RusSell Moore of
Cambridge (Preston). She was
predeceased by a sister, Mrs.
Greta Pritchard in 1939 and her
father Tom Hockley in 1972.
Lea 'Meyer is the son of Chas.
Meyer, of Formosa.
A private funeralservice was
held on Friday, March 29, at
Avalon Funeral Home, Surrey ,
B.C.
Mrs. Albert Coultes and Mrs.
Alex Craig and Lana on Friday
were at Mrs. Jack Coultes, Blyth,
where they were accompanied
home by Miss Debbie Coultes and
on Friday evening-accompanied
by Albert Coultes and Alex Craig
all attended the Figure Skating
Club at Port Elgin, where Lori .
Schwichtenburg was one of the
performers.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and
Dana of Windsor were visitors last
week with her parents Mr. arid.
Mrs. Garnet Farrier.
Whitechurch W.L will hold ,
their Curator and Anntial meeting
on April 8 at 12 noon
in Whitechurch Community Mem-
orial Hall with a pot luck dinner.
The, hostess is Mrs. Victor Emer-
son. Roll call - members who .
have no House Log - write one,
bring and read it, or bring a snap
.of yourself for T.H. Book. Pay-
ment of Fees. ,Remember your
donation of homemade candy for
Wingham Hospital. Topic - Cur-
ator and Committee and Contest.
Election of officers - Mrs. Dan
Tiffin. All to bring something
for lunch.
On Sunday Rev. Dave McInnes
of Hamilton had charge of the
services at Chaltners Church,
Whitechuich and Langside.
He was a dinner guest with Mr.
and Mrs. Victor 'Emerson.
Brian. McGuire of Kitchener
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dinner they attended services,'
7.30 at the Missionary Chat
Mrs. Wallace Conn and
Earl Caslick on Sunday visit
with Mr. and,, Mrs. Billie CaI
and family of Culross.
Mrs. Russel Ross Spent from'
Tuesday to Friday with Mr,
Mrs. Herb Hunter and Devon
.Londomand received tr' eatm0
at Un iversity Hospital each'
THE LUCKNOW SBNTINIEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO