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THE;' LUCi(INOW . SENTINEL, �LUCKNOW ONTARIO
•WEDNESDAY, MAR. 3rd:- 1, 45,
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* SALES -•$1,369,222,000 (up $185,496,000 or '
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* BENEFIT PAYMENTS► -$230,725,006 ,(up
$13,637,000 from 1963)
TOTAL LIFE INSURANCE IN FORCE_
$1.2,53916$3,000 (up mQxe. than a billion
dollars from 19.63 includes $5;161,042,000
in Group Life Insurance)
* ASSETS ,. AT DECEMBER. 31st
$2,833,517,000 (up $135,051,000 from 1963)
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scales in 1965 will result in an' increase for the
• 16th consecutive year. The total to be paid
in dividends to participating policyholders
in 1965 is estimated at $55,306,000.
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HITECHURCH and
ruck -Snowplow Accident /.
On. ' Friday:,.. due . to the blinding
snow • storm in the forenoon, a' milk
tank • truck driven by 'Mr :'Archie
McCartney of Chatsworth, • jack-
knifed, when ' passing., a' snow plow'.
on Highway 86, driven by . Mr
Carl . Weber,, Whitechurch, ` and
Donald McIntyre; Lucknow, and
after the . collision tore; open: the
gas tank which, . ignited' .setting
fire to the plough, :The ' colison
occurred in front of . Alfred Pat-
terson's ' : farm.. ° Damage to the
Plough was . estimated ,at $20,000,
but luckily' -none:' of the men in-.
. volved received . `bodily.. harm. ."/
School students, public, and high
alike, factory .workers. all "recerv-
ed an unscheduled holiday during
the' storm:. in our community. The'
farmers .who, are . in the dairy, bus-
iness, had no.• holiday ;,as the'. milk
t "rucks. -could not get to ; their, anew,.
blocked farms 'and •. they were
busy • . getting cgntainera for , the
milk.
Mr: and Mrs. Alex Robertson,
Dawson' Craig, -Alex and. Harvey.
spent Tuesday ' afternoon ` ` with
'Mrs. Craig, a ; patient in Victoria
.Hospital London.
Mrs.' Cassie , 'Falconer accom-
panied Mr: and ;Mrs. Jack Mc
Tntyre to Sarnia on Wednesday.
,and visited: withrelatives there.
George Conn 'spent.. Tuesday : in
DISTRICT
Toronto:.',
'Mr.': and . Mrs.. Dan Tiffin and
family moved. ` on . Tuesday ,.to' the
house . on :the farm owned by : An
gus Falconer' of Streetsville.
We.-..' are ;°;:,pleased : to.'' report
James ,Richardson returned to,
his home an Tuesday from Wing
ham and . District' Hospital.
Wallace .: Conn` returned . hbm
Wednesday; evening from : the'
Good Roads .Convention in ..Tor-,
onto.:
John Henderson' spent a: 'few
days this week ,'with ; lus parents
Mr. and Mrs. Robert :Henderson..
Mrs::. Wm. Gordon McKay Passes
There ;passed away on Monday.
in the . Fergus Home, Mrs. ' Wil-
liam Gordon
il-liamGordon McKay ;the .former,
Clara ., Garbutt, youngest daugh-
ter and the last` member of the
family of 7. girls and 1 son of the
late . M. and Mrs. William F.
Garbutt., Their. farm • was',. the
of.S.S. No. ` 10 on the
south side .of " e road. She: was
;parried to : the late Billie Jim Mc
Clenaghan and. resided • on the
farm : now 'owned by' 'Bob . Solo-
man. This farm ' • was sold by
them to the late, Wesley'.:Leggatt,
and ' they ' resided , in Brucefield..
for a time, •later '.moving to Tor-
onto- where M. McClenaghan
passed away. Mr. and Mrs. Mac-
Kay resided Jor a time in Exeter,
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Lucknow' and ' df late years in.
Palmerston. She • leaves •'to mourn
her loss ;one adopted son; ` Leigh
and • nieces Mrs. George McClen=
aghan, 'Mrs . Wilmer Nicholson;,
Goderich and, . ' nephew Edgar.
Gaunt Belgr°ave.. The funeral, was
held Wednesday afternoon from
Curries Funeral Home with bur-
ial in Wingham Cemetery . .
storm the
really hit
Week and
the by g
drift which
shovels
to sleighs
: plough`
If the
'was: unhitched
and put :through
became
• old trail
owner. Rhos
a trail Usually.
�` themselves.
village
snow
The. last.'tl
s• in. 'Marc
street
was received
Duston
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was.. a .Patient
George Tiffin'
Saturday
Myrtle Daw
DUNGANNON
Albert Rivett—of StraffordvWe
called on .Mr and Mrs.. Jim Riv,
ett and family, :on • Sunday 'even-
.Mr.
ven-
Ing: •
Mr. and Mrs Bill " :Park. and
family visited on Sunday evening
with Mr. and. Mrs Roy Ashton
and ,girls in ..Goderich . '
Mr, and , Mrs. :Richard ,• Kilpat-.•
rick of Wingham visited on at-
urday, '. with. Mr. and : Mrs; Cecil.
_..Blake . and ,family. .Miss Lynda
Blake of, Agincourt .w a s also
;home for tithe week -end.
52nd Anniversary, Observed
'Mr. and Mrs,:. Harvey. -.Culbert,
and girls visited ,on, Sunday . in
Lucknow with .. Mr. and: Mrs. ,
James .Beaton.' Mr, and Mrs. ' Bea-
ton quietly observed , their 52nd
anniversary on Saturday,
Harvey . Culbert attended the:
Good Roads . Convention, held ' in
.Toronto last. week.. He left on Sun-
day .and "returned, home Friday.
School .was cancelled .for Thurs-
day and Friday due to the heavy
snow storm.' The 'junior room pu-
pils had Monday -.forenoon,' off as.
the ' result: of a.. furnace, ',break-
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom .Fowler of
Shipka ,spent' Wednesday with Mr.'
and Mrs . .Charles Fowler
Mr. and Mrs."' George Ribey
and family of Seaforth' spent Sun=-
day . with Mr.'::and Mrs.. Fred:
Young and family
U.c.W . • Meeting .
The February ; meeting of the
U.C.W. was held in ..the church'
basement. The president;; Mrs.:
W. ',Brown; opened the meeting
with call to worship and prayer.
Mrs. - Lorne Ivers occupied the
chair and led in the devotional
period. A minute's : silence in
memory of•Mrs William Mc-
Clure -a life ' member who passed
aw r . last . week, was observed.
FormerResident:
Passes: • At ' Ottawa.
FRANKLIN.. CARLYLE-:
MacINTOSH r•'
Word was received here of the
:death, of Frank :` Carlyle • Macin-
tosh of Ottawa on ' Monday,. 'Feb
ruary 8th .in his! 53rd year. He had
been in ill -health since last.. fall
when, he •underwent. surgery. •
Carlyle" , was. born in, Lucknow
in 1912,'son of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
MaeIntosh :They, later moved to
Windsor. Mr, MacIntosh' died in •
1961, Mrs. Maclntosh ,,. in 1963.
Carlyle was manager. of . a' bank
in. Ottawa at the . time . of his
death..:
Mr. Macintosh is survived by •
his wife, the former Marion E.
Barr . of Ottawa' and' one son
Barry at" home, �3 brothers, Har-
old of Amherstberg, , Drennan 'and
Ewan of Detroit, 2 sisters,` Mrs.
Gordon (Mary) Gossett of Tor
onto and Mrs. W .-D. , (Jean),.
Banks of Windsor
The' funeral service was held hi .
Ottawa • on Thursday, February •
l lth.. ,
.y
The offering was, taken and ded-
icated by Mrs. 'Jack: Alton', Mrs„.
Ivan Rivett gave an'interesting
talk on Trinidad.. '' Twenty two
members answered ' the roll call
with' /a • scripture verse. Plans for
the congregational dinner - were . j
Made, to be held the last. week
in . March. A. request for' ' .;sewing
:and:: knitting for the :, Children's' `.
Aid was announced' and , many '.of-
fered ''" to do . the work. A spring'
tea will be held later: '• Mrs: Frank
Thompson conducted interesting
contests and 'hostesses Mrs C.
Crozier, Mrs Frank .'Thompson;
and :Mrs.. Rev.. Veldhuis ' served; '
lunch.
The old °timers talk
about .our 'community •
this ' we reminded ` ;,them of
roads ingone. days as a
fenceless would take,
men, with'and teams at-
tached . 'with a V, shap-
ed • snowattached to .the
sleigh. banks; were too deep
the, teamitched from the
sleigh° rough the` bank.
either or apart. Some.
horse's adept at . follow-
Ing . theand. proud . was,
their ' e who, couldn't
follow lly, crdwded and ,
often ,"corked" The
north street here ,didn't.
have ,a plough on it dor 3'
days., :lime this ::occur
red 'wa h• of 1947' when
the. samewas blocked .for
3 days.
Word 'here. by'Mr..
and Mrs.Beecroft• that
Roy ` McGee,formerly of.this vic-
inity, . last week in
Kitchener-WaterlooHospital. ,
Mrs. fin ': of Lu cknow ,
spent at' the . home. of
Mrs. , son. '
KI NLQSS
Mr. and ` Mrs. Sam `Chislett
were honoured, ' on their forty-fifth
wedding.* anniversary on Saturday
evening. . Several neighbours' 'ar-
rived,, bringing ' a beautifulg ift
and, a sumptuous lunch.
Allan MacDougall and Bruce
MacKenzie • of Western University
'spent several. days of their study
Week with their parents.
Mrs. D. L. MacKinnon has
been quite ill but we are glad.
to "report she is now: feeling bet-
ter.'
Mrs. ' Donald 1KacIn'tyre h a s
been teaching in .Mrs. Parker's
room at Kinloss Central School.
Mrs.' Ira Dickie has been teach-
ing in Mrs. John MacKay's, room.
South. Kinloss Y.P.S.
There was a large attendance
at South Kinloss Y.P.S. held at
MacDougall's on Sunday. :evening.
The theme was "Prayer:" Bible;
study, roll call and • topic ,were
centred on'this subject, .. oddy.
MacKenzie favouredwith a piano
instrumental "Sweet Hour o f
Prayer"' and Mrs.. Currie Colwell
showed several colourful slides,.
Next meeting will be March 14th
at Frank MacKenzie's
Betty Colwell: had the 'misfor-
tune to slip• on ice at school and
badly: sprain her ankle, She will
have to wear a east for some
'weeks,
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