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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-02-12, Page 10THE I.UCKNOW ;SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, • 'ONTARIO KINLOUGH a�-DISTRICT ; - The if W T, 'mat the home Mrs. P. A. Murray gave the 4H • et' . sof Mrs. • Raynard Ackert with Mrs. Jim Smith , co ;hostess Following the opening exercises, ' correspon- dence was read. A donation was givento. the Lucknow. Agricul- tural, Society., The roll call was .f A way to relax." Mrs. Lloyd Ackert program convener gave the, motto, "Good health and good Sense, . are two of -life'sgreatest • blessings." --"Stortm. William Arnold (district history curator) talked on the Tweedsmuir book and •showed. the book that she is working on. Mrs:, Allister Hughesdemonstra ted the making of hooked rugs. These guests. were very interest- ing .and were each presented with a• remembrance. Standing com- mittee reportswere by Mrs. Jack - Hewitt and. Mrs.. Lorne Eadie. 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February Booking Discount 1Oc per gal ,of Oil lc per :lb.• of 'grease WCKNOW DISTRICT' f0 -OP Luci}cnow Phone `528-2125 assoiwiemiirreeimipimimoliriamm homemaking report, the course is "The .. Milky Way." .Judges forthe cookie contest were Mrs. Allister Hughes, Mrs, -.Don, McCosh and Miss Eva Culbert' who were vis- itors is itors from. the Kairshea and Pur- ple Grove . Institutes. Prizes were won •by Miss . Edna . Boyle and Mrs. Raynard Ackert. John and Anne :Ackert favoured with, a piano duet. Mrs. Jim Smith gave. a • Valentine reading and Miss Willa Boyle played a piano num- ber. Lunch -wasserved by the hostesses. The 'March, • hostesses.. will •be Mrs. Jack Ackert . 'and' Mrs. Alex Percy. The next card party : wil' , be held. in. February. We extend sympathy to Messrs. John R. and . Malcolm Lane in the passing of their brother 'the late Rev. Dr. David . J. Lane who passed away in Goderich hosPi tal on • Monday. The funeral .was held in Clinton on Thursday af- ternoon with burial •in Walkerton Cemetery.' • Sympathy is also 'extended, to •Mr. 'and Mrs. George McInnes in the sudden. passing of their six- year-old 'son Lyle. Mr. and Mrs. John McInnes, Con. JO are grand- parents. / We extend -'sympathy to Mr:` and Mrs. P: A. Murray in the passing of his, • youngest brother Charles at Warner, Alberta. He was the. son of the: late Mr. 'and Mrs. Peter . Murray and ` was raised at Westford : where he attended school. • The first meeting of . • the Holy - rood No.,. 1 4-H, girls was held in the school at Holyrood: under the gleadership of Mrs.' Baynard Ackert'. and Mrs. ` P A. Murray 'Seven girls attended and made two milk • desserts:: The following officers..were elected:., president, Brenda Eckenswiller; vice 'pres- ident,. _'Madonna :Graham; secre- tary; 'Brenda Haldenby; press: re- porter, e porter,, Elaine Murray. The second meeting . was ' also : held ' in the school. The •roll call was, My av- erage score for milk for one week. Methods • of pasteurizing milk was demonstrated .and the girls made milk ;drinks. . ;FLORIDA VISIT , Mrs. Harold :111ak enby a n d daughter ' Sheila left on Thursday for a two weeks:. vacation in Flor- ida where : they will' visit with Mr. and : Mrs. Arthur Breckles who. are . :spending. the winter there. 'Mr. and Mrs: John Coiling, Con. 4ited on Wednesday with Mrs. William ` Cox and ,Rev. : Benson Cox. ; WAS 83 TUESDAY We extend best ' wishes . to .Mrs. James, Hodgins Sr. who celebra- ted her 83rd birthday on Tuesday. The . W.A..', meeting will : not : be held . • until Thursday, February 20th 'owing' to the World Day, of Prayer which will. be held this Friday afternoon at 2.:30 in • the Anglican " Church. Mrs: Midford Wall will be in_charger - Mr.' and• Mrs. Don Gillespie were in Seaforth :on Monday attending the 'funeral of Mrs. Jessie' Mc- Keller. • . Mr. and •' Mrs. Bert McLean; of Kincardine visited with:`...Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins Sr. . Miss.. Michelle- Hodgins is visit- ing with .' her grandparents • at Windsor. Tammy`' • Hodgins who has been in Windsor for 'a.; time has returned horne:- Mrs.: Gertrude Walsh spent. Thursday afternoon with Mr.; and Mrs., Harold Bannerman at Kin- loss. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston were .recent visitors "with' Mr. and Mrs. -Russell : Johnston..: 4 Miss Evelyn, :. Nicholson of Kit- chener- spent • Sunday at her home here. o• . Mr. and Mrs, Bert.Nicholson, Allan ',and Lois visited an evening with Mr. and: Mrs. Harold Slessor and family at Glamis,: f The Clinton News ,Rekord ed itor, noting that this is the time when municipal officials take off to the Good Roads convention says: "We have yet to hear any council- lor. or other representatives give any report of valuable information gleaned f omi the sessions ..... not even during our, days at Grand Bend when five . men Made the jaunt, despite .the fact the Summer resort had only five miles of roads to look after." Olivet- 75 - liver Nla 755- Anniversary (OLIVET NEWS) The congregation of Olivet Un- ited Church met , on Friday even- ing at the church for their annual business meeting; A "Pot -Luck" supper was served banquet style when everyone enjoyed, a hearty meal and good, fellowship, Rev- erend Mr. Ball showed . • coloured slides taken during their 21/2 years ofmissionary work in China, which though taken some years. ago, were', very interesting. While the grown-ups heard reports' and conducted the business. of the church the young folk enjoyed - games. in the snow while the wee- ones played their own special games indoors. Mr. Ball was chairman for the business " ses- sion till he • had to leave when: Mr. ` Walter • Roulston very ably filled the chair. Mr. 'Sandy Mac - Charles was secretary. Very sat- isfactory reports were heard from all departments of the church work and officers were appointed for the year. Plans were initiated for . the ": 75th anniversary to be held possibly in July. The U.C.W. met at the home of ".Mrs. E. 'Osborne on Thursday.. evening. , Mrs. White's group led the' devotional service. Mrs. White opened the ':meeting with the call to _worship and prayer. Mrs. Os- borne read the Scripture and 'com- ments. : Mrs. John ' 'MacCharles sang "It took a Miracle" •.accom- panied at the piano by Miss Mary Roulston. : Mrs. Robert . Osborne showed a film strip showing some of the things acomplished by of- ferings of the Women's World Day of Prayer meeting. Mrs. R. Os-: borne, the president conducted the business : period which was fol- lowed by lunch ' and a social " hour. The Clover Valley 4-H Club, held their fvcsf : meeting. on Wednes- day after school at the home of Sandra MacCharles. - Mrs.. Herb Clayton' is the:' leader assisted by Mrs. John' MacCharles. This is the "Milky Way" project and the name Kozy 'Custards was chosen. Officerselected are president;` Janet Hamilton; vice president, Evelyn White; secretary, Patsy MacCharles and press ` reporter, Ruth . White. Seven members an- swered the roll .call and `.the next meeting is to be held at the home of Evelyn and. Ruth White. Mrs. Herman. Anger and . Mrs. HaChristie and Brenda • vis liken Kitchener on Wednesday. with Mr. : and Mrs. .- James Mc-' Misses Helen :White : and Coble Jagt of • Doon spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White: and family. Mrs. Alvin Hamilton and Mam- 'Hy and 'Mrs Frid had Sunday dinner. with Mr. and 'Mrs. W. T, Roulston and Jack. Mr. and Mrs. Jack'. • McGuire _and. family visited._withAMr. liam McGuire in ',Freeport on Sun day. , Miss Phyllis " Clayton • of Strat- ford spent the week -end at her home here.. `• L.A.C.Burt White of • the RCAF Station, Clinton, ; spent the week- end . at his 'home • here. Mrs. John MacCharles' class conducted the opening exercises at Sunday, School this week, Sharon Colling inlayed the organ arid ac- companied the soloist Janet 'Ham= Mon.' t.' Others " taking': � part were. Eveleyn and Ruth White and Bill Black. Mrs. MacCharles spoke. briefly on "the value of • friends: ; 'Church and Sunday Schoolhours will : be changed on =February__16.,,, Sunday School at 12430 and church service at' 1:30... NEWS BRIEFS An ' Ayton. hotel . owner and a. waiter ' were Jined in Hanover Magistrate's Court when convict- ed of allowing minors to coni` sume . alcholic beverages on• 'lic ensed. •, property, • •* Farmers' Allied Meat Enter- prises have. chosen Jacob 'Wepp- lees 112 -acre ' farm, just east of. Neustadt, as a ` possible s which to 'build' one of four but- chering plants. Which will supply the processing plant to" meat for -be , built at Ayr. The Neustadt site is contingent upon a•' suitable 0 Wednesdays FEBRUARY it, 1944 •' r ESSO SERVICE ° FOR TOP QUALITY ATLAS BATTERIES DUNLOP TIRES ; (Most Sizes :In Stock) AT REASONABLE PRICES! Repairs to All Makes of Cars. and Tractors 3 Licensed . Mechanics S. Wheel Alignment and Bak'ncing MOTORCADE DEALER HELENS and DISTRICT St. Helens W.I. • don. Struthers and Mrs. Ross • The February meeting of the :Gammie. `Lunch was enjoyed at.:. ,W.,I. was 'held in , the hall with the conclusion with ' Mrs, Gordon Rev. W. ,;R. Tristram as guest Struthers, Mrs.- Pannabecker and speaker for National and Inter- •.Miss Isobel Miller as hostesses. national Day. Twenty-six ladies Miss Mary : Murray has been answered the roll call, - "One. ad -visiting with Miss Tena Daymen vantage of living in a . demos- at Brucefield racy."" Plans were made for Mr. FRACTURED .WRIST' and Mrs. Montgomery: to:: show- Mrs. Alex Purves suffered a' 'slides .of their .recent tour : of Ja- fractured wrist -on Monday when. pan, and the Whitechurch Y.P.U.:' she fell on lee at her home. are to present their one act play. Mr. ; and Mrs. Irving .Hunter' Lunch committee , for this evening of Goderich and recent visitors are. Mrs. Andrew' Gaunt, Mrs.. with Mr.. and Mrs. 'Frank-. Me - John . e -John; Pritchard, Mrs. Gordon Ly-. Quillin. 'ens, Mrs. Rintoul, Mrs. Green The World Day of Prayer will. and Isobel' 'Miller. Rev. Tristram be held on Friday,, Feb: ' 14 at 2:30 took as his 'topic, "Africa." He at the home of Rev. and MrsW. told of ,the number of " years spent R Tristram. All ladies ofthe com- there as a young mann and his munity are invited . to join : Christ- man.. experiences • there. T h e` inns of • all nations and . all races guest speaker :eaker ' was ; introduced ' b y� ' on : Friday in -prayer • for :: each p Y -Mrs. E. W. Rice ' and thanked by other :: and for the ' needs ' of the Mrs: Harold Gaunt. Mrs. Andrew world. Gaunt • gave the motto, "A" • nation -Mrs. "' Chester Taylor returned builds .on • sinking sand, unless it's home'. from Wingham hospital on. roots are fed and nourished from Sunday where she had been a pat the springs of Christianity." Read- ient since New Year's day: ings were given by Mrs. Ross : 'W. I. Miller returned from • Vic- Errington, Mrs. Green, ' Mrs. Gor- torn Hospital last Tuesday:, is• i'. .i •: . Roya :Saturday, Feb. 'l ction Sale Wingham .m. sharp AT THE. ance, Hall: HIGHWAY 4. Consisting of: REPOSSESSIONS—BANKRUPT: STOCKS • •.. • (Brand. New). and MANY, MANY PERSONAL''CONSIGNMENTS' II consisting of -= Furniture Appliances T.V. • - China ware' • : Etc. /i • Small Appliances, Dishes (Place Settin s) Wall Plaques and •g • ; a large variety of merchandise will, be •offered fora sale b • . •.. • . ... ,y • • . Auctioneer Robert Henry. • M : . ,FURNITURE• • A 2 -piece Contemporary Chesterfield Siete, covered in . a top • • Grade Nylon Frseize —. 3 other assorted Chesterfield Suites •, with•foam cushions Two -2-piece Daveno Suites (convert, to • sleepers) — Two 7 -piece Coppertone Dinette Suites (6 chairs) • 60" Table . Two 5 -pieces Cop rtone Dinette Suites . • l� to (inlaid •.. arborite tables) -- 3 -piece. Apartment . size Kitchen, . Suite • ; • Three:Bookcase Bedroom Suites complete• with bed, dresser,;. _ • • chest of drawers and matching box spring and ..'mattress • 'Two. sets . of lamps. t-consistin of a Trilight and two Table • • :Lamps --- Two 39" Continental, Reds complete to with headboard • • and legs —• Two full size: 54" Spring._ filled' mattress s — Two �.,.w_;Sets-of-Step-and-Coffee-Tables- : H .i o • •-�---Hostess•- Chairs----�-•Chrome ---�---�- Hi -Chairs --- Chrome Step Stools —. Telephone Tables -= t*Id • Coffee Tables -- 'Step, Tables' and Lamps. 7A • • APPLIANCES and • T...V : A large Refrigerator with full cross -top freezer, Two Electric • : Ranges. A long. skirt: washer with pump, A 15:cu. ft. Deep To Freeze with , over 500 lb. eabacity. Automatic Drver. ` Com • - "4, bination Radio and Record Player and a Variety of • Guaran- g • ,teed Trade, name . Televisions, • a. All the appliances 'and Televisions are. sold ' With • • Warranties, with 30 day er. FOR. YOUR FINANCING • CONVENIENCE • i TER2S ON ALI.' .p s' PURCHASES CAN BE ARRANGED. AFTER • to on. • :OR AT '.ANY DURING THE SALE . • w; DON'T•" MISS THIS OUTSTANDING SALE •' AUCTIONEER :r,. R • OBERT •HRNR;Y' w ' CHEQUES ACCEPTED— 3 Sales 'fax In f'iect 000 •41010.11 0••i A0•i••40••ero• 11ae a iesu•••o•••