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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-01-27, Page 5WEDNESt,AY0 .J4,. .'e 27th. T96S' THE. w• LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LU'CKNOW, ONTARIO 01. • �■E■■>>■li■�t11�:�■■Agls'119'ipRl#�E■��11�.E\�■�_��F1��EE��■, ■. u FOR •CONTINUED HEATING COMFORT ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■, ■ , X11 ■ - l ■ Pumbing . and Heatin ■ ... � g =-- Phone :528-3'01'2- Lucknow'. r. ■ -ESSO. OIL BURNER SALES and SERVICE • HOME HEAT SERVICE a r. ■■E EfquIaen■■■iiia•■memiiUti■■■■mmmemm iemernmemmmeok: • TOP QUALITY ESSO HOME HEAT HEATING EQUIPMENT ' s -SERVICE (No down payment, 10 years to a . p» AT N0. COST TO YOU• ROY HAVENS !:VlEWS "Ding, •Dong, .the Witch is Dead", -but the show will • never. die. It 'was' refreshing ,to /watch that : famous elassic motionpie, tore "The Wizard • of . Oz" last Sunday on. the CTV ; network. CBS played , this ' Metro -Goldwyn -M►-. ,er production •rohirty : minutes lat- From . the dance • of the rusty robot to ,.Ray Bol' s tumbling b scarecrow and Bert Lahr's lion, children and adults , alike surely, enjoyed this Sunday. special. The Wicked . Witch : of . •the West still makes us quiver. Let's' hope The . Wizard of Oz will become a modern institution .,in this .. country with; one: of the Canadian. ' networks placing it in their schedule each : ar.. 13 Channel h e a' contest' for children asking ':them to 'write a poem •aboutwhythey would wat- ch The Wizard, of Oz.Cash prizes were awarded to 16 children in Western Ontario ::including' : Kit- chener, ; London, Mitchell, Galt, Listowel;: Preston,. ; :Heidelberg' and .Bridgeport. Using• The Wizard -of' Oz as a lead-in, CBS • continued • with .. a special at 9 p.m. against "Bon- anza" — Bon-anza"—. the show that has con= sistently • placed first.'. in all rat- ings. "The Man Who Bought paradise" was adrama about Danny Paris (played. by Robert Horton) who ; was: wanted . for, misappropriating company funds. He ; showed . up at a. hotel- in a country that . had •no extradition treaties. Other hotel : guests ,who had their .own shady, reasons for being there felt he was endanger- ingtheir Sanctuary and ;attempt- ed to .murder, : him.. Although this. work was supposed to be serious, it 'cantle out in places as comedy; CBS showed ' a preview of the show they hope ' will hurt ' 'the "Bonanza" ratings. It's a court dramatic series "For the People", debuting . January ..31st. '. ' The pre- view was not impressive and : if one can go by this, the people: at the Ponderosa •have no' worries. • 4N4Cit a .l the tt ie� • She .'looks .rap at Mummy, and Daddy ,with complete :ey. is r p onlt, `and that ,;trust is well placed. For' she given love and understanding but financial protection as well: Her family are Sun Life policyholders and her.•fathermakes sure that their life insurance portfolio is carefully checked at regular: intervals to take, care of changing needs.. 'Tm associated ' whit.; Sun Life of' Canada, the Connntny with the, pri ey that's right for you and yortr fatally. .Why not. call ,ne today WILLIAM J. KINAF.AN R R: ' 2 Lueknow I'h�o.e Wingham. 557.1987 SUNLCA ASSIID.hmCE COMPANY OF CANADA. .• .�: >4NY Library .Patrons Liss At Dungannon '(,Dungannon ' News) •Mr. and Mrs Russel Swan and family • and IMr. and `Mrs.. Wm. Irwin 901.6t Ashfield and Mr. and Mrs. Percy, Blundell and 1VIe1. of Goderi,el visited on Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs. Bob .Irwin and Betty. Weekend visitors with Mr: arid Mrs. ' Eldon Culbert, Carol ' and Bonnie were Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford .Jardine Cindy and Cheryl of Toronto. The annuallibrary; board` meet- ing ` was held recently at the.\ home of the president Rev. J. A. Veldhuis to' report, on last'years .business. T' h e Sec -Treasurer, Mrs. Jack Caesar reports that the adults fee remains the same at• $1,00 a year but the childrens•' fee has, been raised .from . 25, to 50c a -year. • She also ' reportsthat membership is slowly dropping from year to year,, and it was discussed 'at .the meeting of hav- ing some sort of concert as a means to' raise funds but nothing was settled ..:+ti.11. _the..• next " meeting in .March. The library board con- sists of Mrs. L. Ivers, • Mrs.' . B. Stothers, Mrs, K. Hodges,; Mrs.. I. Rivett, Mrs. C. Blake and Dr. H. A. 'S.' Vokes. Mr. Tom Rivett` `returned . home. from Wingham ,Hospital on Sun- day., after ; suffering a .at-. ;tack previously -Mrs. Gladys RiveU sta3Rng, at the home of . -Mr. and Mrs. Gordon;' ..'Sampsons in •Goderieh• while Mr. and Mrs. 'Sampson are:. Visiting :: England . for 3 weeks. They : left , by. jet •from: Malton airport' last Thursday. At the 'annual Vestry ;meeting of St. ` Patrls .Anglican • Church held ` on, Wednesday under. 'the chairmanship . of Rev. John King, Tom Young was appointed rec- tors warden and Bob' Mole, peo- ples warden. Vestry clerk is Ben Mole and Paul, Caesar is. Sec: Treasurer 'Delegates to ; the Sy- nod . are Elmer . $lack .. and. Bill .Caesar. Board of Management, Mips. Margaret Young, Mrs.. Al- ma Black, Mr. Jack Caesar and Mr. 'Walter Mole. :The : auditors, are Mr: and.. Mrs. Jack . Caesar:.. (January 18tih., news) St. ` Pauls Ladies ' guild, held a euchre ;parity on Friday, January 19th with 6 tables' in play. High man was Art Young, second Brian Hallam. High lady . was Mrs. Lorne :Ieers, second . Mrs. Wilbur 'Brown. • -Another • party will be 'held this Friday evening January 29th. • ...... Mrs. Mary Cranston celebrated her 90h birthday on Friday, Jan uary 15th ' at .:the ' Pinecrest, Nurs- ing Home in Lucknow. ; , • WH.1TECHUR.cH United Church ' al. Meeting The annual- meeting: of United Church congregation w held in • the school room, . of th church: on Thursday evening,', a "meet- ing opened with the 'singing of a : Hymn after which Rev. George Mitchell led in 'prayer. Rev. 'Mit- chell -was . appointed chairman and Mr. Millan Moore as sec-' •retary.. The minutes of .the last meeting ' wereapproved Rev. Mit-•• chell gave .sssion report Of deaths 3, new members 3. The General Report was given .by 'Mr, Milan Moore::` Over $4,000 was raised for 'all purposes.. The M.M. report showed $872 . had been contribut- ed. The Y.P.S. repdrt 'was given by Arthur Laidlaw. ,Mrs. • Dan Tiffin, U.C.W. treasurer, report- ed 20 members • • ' and . $276 con •tributed. Mrs. Millan Moore re-' ported on highlights . of work, visited Brucelea ' Haven and .put on a meeting. for the inmates, decorated. ' the kitchen, `donated to' Messengers, sent' bales valu- ed at •$90 to various missions. Mrs: Clarence Ritchie superior tendert of the :Messengers report- ed 31 members with an average attendance. 'of 20. and they had Cr contributed $9 to M&M; „and put $10 aside towards a Saptimal FontThey 'collected $17.50 for U.N.I.C.E.F. !Mr. Robert Laid- law 'was appointed AS honorary member to the session. Re-elect- ed to • the session was Garnet Farrier and new appointees were Clifford •`Laidlaw, Russell. Purdon. 6 PAGE .FIVE. WILDINGI. Plywood, Prefinished Wali .Panels,' Flame Resistant 'Ceiling Tile WESO�NTv :, LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2909 MONUMENTS ound counsel and a fairprice on a monument correctly designed from quality material; rely an SKELTON MEMORIALS • Walkerton Pat O'Hagan, : Prop: ,Established Over Sixty Years Phone 881-0234 Ontario. Re -appointed to ; the Board ' . of Stewards were • - Mr. . Albert Coixltes, " Mr.* Jim'Falconer, Mr. Clifford Laidlaw, .,, wit Mr, : Car- man '•.Whytock. . being newly ap- pointed. •A letter : of ' thanks is to be sent to Miss Annie Henry' -for, contribution received in • honour of :her parents,"the late: Mr. `:and 'Mrs. .Frank Henry., Votes. : of ap- preciation were •. given to the choir and organist Mrs. Garnet. Farrier;: and to Rev:. and Mrs. Mitchell for their services and kindness at 'all times. A :. donation' 'was `; made, to . Huron. Presbytery Capital Fund. Rev. Mitchell dos ed the . meeting with prayer prayer and U.C.W. served lunch: •' Mr. and ::. (Mrs1; Allan ' ` Barbour Denise „and Kiinherley,. and :' Mr: and Mrs. ` Eldon ` Emerson :•'spent Monday evening , and Tuesday in London. Emni- - Begg of Toronto visited: this' week • with ler 'dau- ghter :• Mrs. Elwood Groskorth and Mr. Groskorth. • Mr.: and.:Mrs.' Eyton Emerson returned to Penetanguishine on Thursday after a weeks :visit. with Miss Lipa' Emerson. 4ItIrs.: Maud Haggitt . returned to the home of Mr:: and; Mrs. Victor Emerson . ofter Spending' two weeks with . . her sister Miss Lina Emerson. BROWNIE NEWS ;1st. Lucknow Pack • (By Sharon Campbell) The meeting was Opened:- Fairy; ':Ring.:`Christine Scott was Toadstool Fairy. ' We popped our pennies- into the chest:.Inspect Inspect- ion was . for the Brownie ' Smile. Tawny . 'Owl taught the •': new brownies the flag..Packie • taught, the .Golden Bar girls Semaphore. Those who' : brought their bulb diaries showed. Tawny Owl that they were up to date. The Squeeze was passed around and we ended with the : ehinies. Mrs: Gaunt Heads St. - Peters. Guild The January meeting ' of St. Peter's Ladies' Guild was . held in the Parish Hall on January 21, with 8.members present. Mr. J. King opened the meeting with prayer. Mr. Xing presided' for the election of officers for 1965 as follows: Honourary • President. Mrs. J. King; President, Mrs:' E. Gaunt; Vice-President,Mrs. H. 'Cooper; Sec -Treasurer, Mrs. T. .Pritchard.. Plans :were. made "fo a Study Group for the meetings. Mem- bers • were reminded of the Ang- lican World ; Mission again this year; plans were made to sot. 'a- side one project . for the ' fund. Some minor decorating, is to be done. in the near. future, ' in, the Church. The values and virtues of the "Response to God" daily reading .booklet were discussed. Mrs. T. Pritchard took the roll call, answered by a verse of the Bible. Roll eall for next Meeting is — ,.our personal definition of the word "Church". The scrip- ture was read and . discusd by Mrs. E. Roberts' from Acts* 4. Thank you cards were acknow- ledged. Committees; for sick visitation, lunch and ' cleaning were formed. Planswere made, to 'Make Turkey Pies . on Febru- ary 4. Weather permitting we plan to finish our quilt during the week of /the :.24th.. A . Pot : ,Luck Supper will precede Mrs. T. Pritchard gave a read- ing "An Open Letter". Mr. King closed our . meeting with Prayer and lunch was -.served by the hostesses WAKE UP TO SAVJNGSt • ti •: This Famous Firm Sealy REDUCED below former nationally advertised price! Sealy fire Golden Sleep Deluxe •, Edge Gards® end sagging edges Durable, lustrous print -cover Button -free sleeping surface •• DuroFlange construction DURING .SEALY'S 84.th ANNIVERSARY,, SALE ONLY 9 full or twin size mattress or box spring SET GUARANTEED 12 YRS. If stiucturally detective, free repair first year. Proportionate annual Use charges thereafter: For Sealy Bargains In Luckno,w SEE'. MacKenzie Furniture LUCKN'ow -. pHoNe 52E-1432 emommommemmeriesemememmatems •