HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-08-18, Page 9WEDNESDAY, AUG, 18th,1965
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MOFFAT APPLIANCES
WHI.1ECHURCH:-
On . Tuesday, Mrs, Ira Wall, Ed-
na and Mary Lou left to visit her
mother andother relatives at Ab
,ernathy Sask. for • a few weeks;
Mr. and Mrs Fred Fells, Pat-
ricia and- Susan of Toronto: and
his sister. and her son .John of
Yorkshire, : England, • spent . the
week -end with Mr. and 'Mr*. Rus-
sel Ritchie of L-angside, played the . second: game in the
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Doe-Amixto! wr
,Tuesday morning, where they will
be joined by -his parents, Mr. -and
Mrs. Elliott and will proceed on
fora tour of. the • Maritime prov-
ince.
SPORTS
Whitechurch and Cargill Midgets
began .the first game in -the play-
offs of a ; series of 5 . with'. the
score 4-2 in favour of Whitechurch.
On ' Friday evening Whitechur- 4
ch .and .Belgrave . PeeWee 'teams'
Visitors. with Mrs:, Claude Cof-
fin were: ,Alex;' Coffin of ' Galt.. on
vacation, : • MrS. Robert : ' Dent and
•MQ..nty•,of Dorval and John Coffin
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard ; "Cof-
fin -and Dean .of' .Kitchener 'for the
week -end.
.Mr. .and Mrs. Wallace • Conn,
Muriel, Alma and George and
Mr. .and Mrs.. Douglas ,Conley of
Wingham were 'Sunday •visitors.
with .Mr. and ; Mrs. Ronald Coul
tes, East Wawanosh.. township.
-
Miss Leah Currie and her nep-
hew Davide Elliott of Ottawa who
has been - visiting :relatives here
the:. pastmonth left for, .' Ottawa
' ANNOUNCEMENT.
ONTARIO '
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Beginning September 1, 1965, benefits under *efun,d of Premiums
the Ontario Hospital. Insurance "Family" poet ;An unmarried; unemployedperson who will . .
:mium win be extended -to cover eligible un -
now become eligible as a Family. dependant
married, unemployed dependent children until -under age 21. because of'this new regulation, and
they reach,their 21st birthday' (rather Hien-to the ' for whom separate premiums have already'been
19th birthday as in the. past): This will apply, • September 1, 1965; is entitled
also,. to the •supplementary•'semi-private'. co prepaid b y e`ond p „
to a refund of premiums back to that date, Re
.verage for which some residents remit additional •funds must be requested as .this,. is the 'only,:
premiums to private carriers through the Com- means of identifying' those eligible. The farm
Mission. at'the' bottom of this ann• ouncement is for. the.
•' Separate premiums • wilt be required -when tonvenience'of Pay Direct members in claiming
' Such ,dependants reach age 21, or marry, or, •this refund. Premiums prepaid through a group: • /
become regularly employed. Applications for (other than as an employee) will be refunded'.
registration are available, in hospitals, banks,.through the groin). " •
•.Province Of Ontario''Savings Offices and.
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Commission- Offices. Note
The Family premium,: however; will cover a cion literature is tieing changed to show
person.over age 21 who is dependent upon' the • Commis
P .g .,
u ' guardian because Of physical , the new: age limit. In the meantime, please read•
insured parent or pamphlets 'as
. ental infirmit , r'evided ho•or she was the •• all references to age 19' in existing
or m y.p,., age 21 .
insured person's dependant before age 21. ,
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'playoffs with the score . 8-7.. This
gave .' Whitechurch 'the . lead..in -2
out of -3 and •they now advance to
play Brussels. ° • - •
On' August 3rd in -Wingham Park
under,the lights '• :Whitechurch
and Crgill engaged in the -second'
z lay-off . game with:. the score 6-1..
This ' gives , Whitechurch 2 games
to, none in the playoffs.
On. Saturday evening , 'in Wing -
ham Park, Whitechurch :Inter
mediates and London Free Press
team played with , a score 8-0 in
favour of Whitechurch. • , ' .
On Wednesday ' evening, August•
.4: Whitechurch and 'Wingham In-
termediate teams began a: play-
off series' of best - out of 7 . with 'a
score- -Wingham 1, Whitechurch" 0.
Ten' innings had to be played be-
fore the. tie was- broken. '
On Thursday evening, August.
,5,. - Whitechurch -Pee Wee team
-played Atwood team . in their park
with . the resulting score 16-8. in
favourof 'Atwood,.
Tuesday evening August. 10,. -At-
wood Pee team played. Whitechur-
ch team `on their diamond. •with a
score'. •14=.6 :in favour of Atwood.;
This, was the deciding': game. At-
wood now advances-; toplay: Brus-
'seas:
Whitechurch .Intermediate' team
played the second game ' with'
Wingham on Tuesday, ` August': 10,:,
in : the best out of <7 series. Result-
ing; score; . Wingham T, Whitechur-
ch 0.' Wingham nowt. has 2: victor-:
ies inthis . series.
-Mr. •'and Mrs. John Gauntac-.
ycompanied : Mr. and Mrs. Jim:
Gaunt of Morris township' on• 'a
tour 'in United' States including'
the White House, States of Vir-
ginia and ` Pennslyvannia and
others. •
George : Coultes is spending
few •weeks with Mr;' and Mrs. Al-
bert Coultes and on Sunday Mrs.
George ,Coultes of Pinecrest • Man-
or, Lucknow, also' : visited ' with
Mr. and •Mrs. Coultes.
Born in Wingham and ' Dis-
•trict Hospital: on Wednesday, ,Aug
ust 4th, 1965., to Mr.: and .Mrs.
Henk : Kragt, R.R. 2 . Tee'swater,
a : son. .
Born,- In Wingham and Dis-
trict • Hospital on : Friday, - July
'30th, 1965'..to -Mr. and :Mrs... John
De Boer, ht.R. - 5 Lucknow; a son.
' Mr. and Mrs. Wesley -Rutter and
family have ` moved on to • the
•farm formerly • ;owned. :by• Stan
Kay •across the ' road: from Charles
Tiffin farm. We welcome them 'to
the community. -
Harry Hayes , and' liis daughter
Betty •' of Birmingham,' Michigan,.
visited 'last week' with • Mr: and : Now is the time.: to eradicate
them.. More detailed information.
can ` be obtained from county of-
fices of . the Ontario Department
of : Agriculture;
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528-3048 LUCKNOW
Lucknow Area
Know"Earwigs Well .
Are you wondering whether ear-
wigs.' -'are invading your property
or not?
"Put.a box on . your lawpn,"
says Professor'Harold Goble, De
partment of -Zoology, Ontario Ag-
ricultural College,- `''Guelph. "If
earwigs are 'onyour property,
they'll crawl under the box •'at
night and be there the' next "morn '
Earwigs ' are . three -quarter -inch
reddish :brown 'insects .that can 'be.
distinguished by .forcep-type ' pin- '
cers' •'on . their•. abdomens. •While..
they are generally of no econotnic
significance, they do eat garden.
seedlings , ; especially carrots.
These insects are 'likely ._to. _be
;present in greater numbers in
new ;:areas until pesticides and -
parasites take over. ' Their -• ob-
jectio nal_ appearance, . unpleasant
odor, , and habit .of lurking in food-
stuffs,
and clothing makes them' a
nuisance ` to homes. ••
If 'earwigs.. are invading your
property, it's best :to kill. them be-
fore they:enter your": home. About
July 1st, is the best time to treat, •
them'.. since a. corrective • spihay is
more efficient `than:,' a preventive.
At "this_time,.; .one, fifth of the fe
;male.: earwigs will be . laying • a
second batch of ' eggs : The treat-
ment is not expensive: Although
commercial .earwigbaits are, a-
vailable, baits can be made by
mixing twelve ' pounds of ''bran;
one pound sodium • fluoride,,
one quart cod liver on. This bait .
should be spread evenly by scat-
tering the mixture like chicken
feed
.Earwigs have 'been able to live
in Ontario's:. cold climates for ov-
er twenty-five 'years.: They,have al-
ready, become a.'problem in many
parts of • . Southern Ontario, ' and
Professor Goble expects ; them • to
spread •to all of Southern • Ontario.
Mrs. Charles Tiffin,, Mr.' and Mrs.'
Fred .Tiffin and 'Mr. .and Mrs. -Rus-,
, sel Ritchie of `Langside
Janette Johnston, and Ilia Scott
-spent the 'Week -end with Mr: ' and.
Mrs • ;Charles Tiffin and Mr. and
Mrs. George Youig of. Langside.
Mrs. -Viola . Brown.: of Guelph
visited Thursday with ' Mr. ' and'
Mrs. George Walker and Mr. and
Mrs. •Almore Hepton of , Brantford
and Mrs. Bessie Easson• of Grims-
by spent the week -end at the
Walker• home. • ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moore
and Sandra- of. Burwash visited the
past week , with. his father Art
Moore and .With former neigh-
bours and friends in the ; village.
Barry Tiffin of Waterloo. spent
the week -end holidays with, his
parents Mr, and' Mrs. Dan ' Tiffin:
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer,.. , .
Allan and Kevin of •'Streetsville
spent the week -end holiday with
his . Mother ' Mrs. Cecil. Falconer.
Rev. Derwyn. • and Mrs. Hill,'
David;. Gordon, Gregory and And-,
'rew of Sudbury . called on .a num-
ber of Whitechurchfriends '• on
Saturday, •• on their . way • home
-from a motor trip. to Victoria,
B.C.
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