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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-01-22, Page 94,911M4 ' Mar467 1964 yNEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1964 Ti~1E :LUCKNOW- SENTINEL, `LLIICKNOW, ONTARIO nb. ice,. ESSOO SERVICE FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS ES ,BATTERI DUNLOP .TIRES (Most 'Sizes. In. Stock) AT REASONABLE 'PRICES! ', Repairs to All- Makes of Cars and• Tractors' iround 'rs, help Joynt, ack. D 'the _ l with which com- Test, laden Frere`' t the s°.• 3' Licensed. MVteclianics • feel Aliqjiment and Balancing MOTORCADE DEALER ,.News Briefs From. There 'is'strenuous objection to, 'the CNR closing' the Cargill ,sta- tion, which: has been proposed. •The objection is based on the ar- gument that this depot operates at a profit. A total of ,53, confirmed cases' of. rabies have : 'appeared: '.in Huron .in,the ;9...months ending `December 31according to . Dr. J::C. Mac - Nearby - ac eyed. cle, Nearby. Lerman,of the :Health. of Animals Branch at . Seaforth.. More . than ' 195,000 'Huron 'County cattle have undergone TB tests during ' the : past, year,: and the; county: has,.been .confirmed' as an accredited area' for a: further five- year period, effective to December .1,' 19 ccs ON THE SM • : Well;. I guess I'm going • to have• to quit:' That .last,. report ou •cig arette 'srrloldng, 'the big brutal one from the, U.S., has finally•,brokee my nerve,, - The :report ' says definitely . that. the .'death, rate among stnokers;:. as comip°ared to, .non-smokers, is ten ' thnes • es 'high from 'lung can- cer, 60 per• cent .higher from cor- onary :disease; or-onary:disease, .and six .times high- er from pulmonary emphysema. I had . no: .objection to passing away from..• a , •perfectly! normal, respectable disease of the 20th century, . like lung cancer "or. a coronary,:' but that, pulmonary em physema has me scared. It sounds: !nasty. ' I started ?smoking when I ' was about nine; ; in the old sandpit in my home, •. town. A group of us urchins usedto gather there and Puff a dry- weed known as `,`mon key tobacco," rolled:in `toilet ,pap- er. By the' tine,, we : were. twelve we were Well into: "makings": to- bacco and papers pinched ;froth. 'somebody's' . old , man. • ' • .My, . •dad didn't ' -smoke, 'so T was always bumming,'' •and '. soon be came persona . 'non • grata, as : we used. to . say in the gang • Then I.. made°:.a glorious. - dis covery. My father had•. a shoe: Store., In those, days, the shoe manufacturers;• ,put. long • rounded stripsof a 'bamboo-like,;dried: reed. in ladies'shoes,*,to• help them keep their , :shape. This': stuff; :when ig-nited,.. burned steadily;• could be drawn:' through, and produced vol._• umes : df a blue, searing smoke, ;I that peeled, the skin off:: your'' tongue', hike acid. OKE . WAGON' )ek cks checks excessive \,evaporation in storage Anotherproveh coo money-saver...the ilitiBtrSAVBR' st.t. ccP".. This special cap, cuts 'fuel losses and checks fuel deteriera tion-byreducing; evaporation.: ' *Actual tests show that a'•farmer annually using • 1;200 gallons of, gasoline loses 07 gallons each year dueto evaporation. When ising'a• "FUEL -SAVER Fu.L CAP" the loss is reduced to 17 gallons ..: a saving,: of approximately $11.65 ifelp keep your'.costs down ff' 'with the,co-op FuBL-SAVER »x cAP ;'regularly, piked at, only $2.50 Two SIZES FIT • ALL•STORAGE TANKS:. r• EW COOP LOCK, BOX prevent° fuetpl!}erint Lock up your gasoline with the easy -to. -Instate • COOP Lock•Box. • $NAPS-oti Constructedfrom welded heavy. guage steer and painted for all= weather protec- tion, the Fuel • • Cap 'Lock Box is • LOCKS IGH' 1' , r priced , at. only. '; $2,00., • •CO oP• the Gasoline• With the -"PLUS FACTOR" Enjoy the year'rouno• reliability' of CO.OP'gasolkr';e and the. con. plate' line of ` COOP petroleum 'products. When yoti buy ,Co=operatively,, the "re's •also a big PLUS FACTOR the all important Ownership and Control of the business. Yost • also share In any savings made 'from its operation. stric :. Telephone +528-2125 0.1.0. I' was , a social' success until my. ,old • man discoveredthat all the toes in his:. ,ladies' shoes were; beginning to point to • he yen. In' high school .1 worried- about my Wind, for track and rugby, and smoked • only a pipe, At col-' lege,.: 1 didn't r smoke' atall. Couldn't afford it.. In the - Air. Force, 1 had • the odd cigarette, but had no . problem with ' smok ' In- prison camp, I took the mons liey, on" my back, ,,and he's been using, ' thew spurs . • and lash • ever. since. Why? Food was scarce, but cigarettes,.. thanks to the, Red Cross and relatives at home; were, fairly . plentiful:; My fellow -inmates told: me smoking cut the appetite.' tried it It, did. • Since then I' 'have been- a hap- py deck -a -day. man.; •Toe smoking, scares have come and gone, and 1 went right on blowing rings • But no. more.' Not ; with'.: that pulirton ary . ;emphysema around. In a way, •I'm glad it's all over. Nomore'' hacking.. and horking the horning. No more of that wild belly -wrenching lust for • a .. drag on the. -job, at° the movies, in. church. ,No more of, that frantic sc'rabbl'ing through all .:the ' suit, jacket, pants, pyjamas, and over- coat pockets, looking, ' for a butt, on a •Sunday morning, And : they ' tell me you ` . can be. quite•. comfortable 1n• 'one of, these straight . jackets, .after.: you get used to .it! ° • . Holy Strokes!, I've gone through half a pack:. while writing this col- umn. ol-umn .; Say, what is pulmonary :em- physema, anyway? :.. Qffice'rs':App�inied .At Dungannon A1dtd::,P.�tf..I;Ib�rfVethy.M�etinqs N . PAGE ' INE .ENS Mr. and. Mrs._ Roy• Ha v1ey .ani • Leslie °Ann of Oshawa spent. the: week -end, with . her . parents Mr. and Mrs. Lorne. Woods,... : • ,Mrs. James 'Aitchison is a pa- tient in Wmgham and. District Hospital ' where she underwent surgery en Friday. Mrs.. Lorne Durnin returned home on . Friday. after three : weeks m, Wingham Hospital with pnet mons: The ' St Helens • ladies `catered to. the ` Lucknow ,Co-op' banquet on Tuesday ,evening' with approximat- ely 200 people • present. The , annual 'Vestry meeting ' of St. Paul's , Anglican' church, • 'Dun- ;gannon was held on Tuesday, Jan- uary 14th,, at 'the home ,of •Mr.. and Mrs. 'Robert :.Mole. , The meeting was Opened with prayer. Mr. Ben Mole :was..elected 'vestry clerk for' 1964. ' Mr.' Tom Young • was : appointed Rector's warden and Mr.:Robert Mole was elected People's warden. The church tree• .Caesasurer for 1964 willbe . Paul- r Elmer Black - was. elected delegate 'to Synod and Caesar substitute:. delegate.' • The following • were appointed to the Board of Management by the rec- tor, Mrs. Tom • Young, "Mrs. El- mer Black, ° Mr., William Caesar. Walter Mole and' Jack Caesar were elected to the' Board by the congregation. The. church • treasurer's report & the financial reports: of the' church school and the Ladies Guild'• were read.' ' Mr. king thanked all who,, had . contributed . to ".the work of the parish. in 19f3. The meeting. closed • with the benediction. • Christ: -Church, . Pori Albert • The annual Vestry. . meeting of Christ . church {Anglican) : Port. Al-, bert was held Thursday, January 16th at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Hodges was elected vestry clerk/ Ralph Foster was appointed Rector's warden and Ebner . Graham, was elected People's warden: 'William ,Hayden will be the delegate toSynod and Harold • Adams substitute delegate. 1VIr. Carman Hayden, •Mrs. Rey Petrie' and" Mrs. Elwin • Petrie were appointed • to the Board of Management by the Rector,; the Rev. • J.. R. King. Mrs. Elton, Dra- per, Mr. Tom ' Phillips, and gRoy Petrie -were; elected to the Board, 'of Management. Mr, Harold Ad- ams was 'appointed. Sunday School Superintendent Mr: King thanked all who had helped to make 1963 • h successful year and gave special thanks to Harold Adams, retiring People's, 'warden and, to :• Mrs. Hayden, re- tiring S.S.' Superintendent, for their faithful service: Mr. Elmer :Graham thanked Mr. King for his services in 1963 The meeting closed ;with the benedic- tion: Lunch provided : by. the Lad- ies ;Guild followed the meeting. s LEADING.. STRAINS .CIF LAYERS 'r QUALITY•` • CONTROLLED :HATCHING • DEPENDABLE: • .SERVICE RENEWAL. TIME Many ' Sentinel subscrip- tions fall due the:. first '.cif the year.' Your- pronipt at tentson` i#1 .keeping your paper paid -,in., advance • will be -appreciated. 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