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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-04-08, Page 15. .,,,..,,,,atoraiwr;oripiagivommairwsiametra* MG 'APRIL!: Ith,), -1904. • 0-4,ZWW071411WW:7'.' " THE LucKHow sENTINEL, LUCKNOW, OPITAR10'. paltry few dollars) .1nost1 in silver, be a iral o iT •-elieveable destruction, • DiStriOt SeCondary ; burglarized on Good Farquhar ...provincial fling, when a group •of Member for South Grey and cur- viouslY, the gang- that rently the Liberal leader was 60 ictimizhig such schools, on March 6th, and at the end of Iperate in Palmerston. this session, will becoine the long - of ;work in blasting est serving memberin the history dng they obtained a. of the Ontario .legislature. • • • WANTED . . •Class A Mechanic WAGES A. Good :Job. For A 'Good Man!. Baker and *win . hone•147,.• Kincardine . omoeflimose•ommultmew,•04,9•404040•00,0414,4,44, ••) • • • • • PBELI. SOUP • COMPANY LTD LISTOWEL. — ONTARIO have openings for 'EMALE /PLANT WORKERS" on day shift )od' wages, security benefits and Cafeteria ilities are available, tereited persons should. „Contact ,the 'Plant • Tsonnel Office: '• SUPER IN EVERY WAY! Super Staite ENAMELS CHOICE OF 4 FINISHES HIGH GLOSS SEMI -GLOSS tc EGGSHELL ----- VELVET FLAT 'remium quality inte- ior white paints for reople who, place trice secondary to erformance. Benjamin Vlooreonts \\fEL \llarn in moore Murdge and lARDWARE Phone 52829O6 ern-on—Hunter Curling President A successful social and business evening was held by the Lucknow Curling Club in the .Town Hall last Saturday evening. Cards occupied the first part of the nisht; •with a business 'meeting following. The new slate of officers •vvas. presented: past president,' Bob Finlay; president,. Vernon Hunter; vice-president, Al- vin. Hamilton; secretary -treasur- er, 'Mrs. Virden .Mowbray; direc- tors, Dr. -Jack McKim, Mary gEic- ,Intyre, Glen Walden,. Retiring secretary, Mrs, Milton Rayner gave a detailed financial report of the club which this year had a membership of 70. Tribute was paid, to several of the club who have. spent much of their time in furthering the work of the group. A standing ovation was given Bob Finlay who retired af- ter two rears as president during which:time. the club was forrned. • Vernon Hunter and Bob Finlay both ,spoke •of- investigat:on that had been made into the' •possi- bilities' of •a curling rink here but no movement has been made to- ward that goal by the local club. Individual :championship trckph-' ies•were presented to the top rink. as ' decided at the final 'night's curling, skip 'George Whitby, Mrs. •Milton Rayner; Harold Austin and Glen Walden. . • Two films -on curling were' showed by Stuart Collyer with lunch ;bringing the evening to a close. ' 00R.SALE, better grade furniture at Discount Prices at SCHUETT'S, Mildmay. SAVE ON "Green Tag" •Specials 'this week. Enter contest— • Win. "Beautyrest" mattress. God- frey E. Schttett Ltd. • THE GRACE OF GRATITUDE Thanksgivingyear,meg- • , but °nee .8.. it should 'come everyday, For thelotintless blessings Of each • hour, ' . The, joys thatcome our way. • For the beauty which' each season brings . , • . • Each with its 'sun -lit hours, •• • For- the beauty of the rainbow. After the warm spring showers. For all the beauty of the earth Its golden tints so bright, .• , For the fresh-ciewS of morning For each. bright Starry night, • For the Sweet songs thrush nnd wren. • As he sings his sweetest lays, On the early wings of morning sings his: notes' of praise, For all things bright and beautifid For all things great and small, We would give humble, prayerful ' thanks/. • To God who made them" all.. ;Wm. Buckingham • The retail conimittee of K• incard- ine, Chamber of Commerce' has ad- vised stores' to remain open on Sat- urday evenings and. during July and. August, both Friday and Sat- urday nights. T. SUPER CONTINENTAL" SERVICE FRO,Mt.LUCKNOW , . s Super Continental'—featuring:,Recning coach seats • Served in advance) at no extra cost Coach. attendants . • •s. • es oNEyvAY 43 points • Refreshments and I°Ungefaciliti46 rail service 6 Convenient arrivals and departures at • .• iulat priPes • VP to 150 lbs. of baggage checked free R ER rARt:VAN. COUVER:* • teSy Pillows Scheduled, "Pun Hours" for children, Ill-. g free Bingo for adults. Equally low fares applicable for ig carlravelf with added feature of cOmplimentary meals,' AX/klyE164044177. 40:r -Bla4E-15 ays5140 For infortnation contact your local CN agent CANADIAttAt.ATIONAL • • • PAGE FIFTEEN, fache40000•••••5045•0000000•0•000,0••000000000•10404,4001: • • • • • 2, 1. • • • • • • ' • ts • • • - • • 1963 CHEV. "Impala" Super Sports convertible, all the •, • extras, V-8, power windows, brakes, steering etc, • as new •• • • 1963 CHEV "Impala" H. T, truly an outstanding buy, 1 4 new whitewalls, radio, 'etc. i. • • 1962 •CHEV "Bel. Air" sedan, automatic, radio, a sharp one. • • • • • • CHEV "Biscayne" coach, one careful owner tells the story. ENVOY custom sedan, just 15,000 miles, can't be told from a new one, its immaculate, OLDSMOBILE' "Dynamic"88 sedan, a real beauty, priced to, sell. • • • • •• • • • •• • . 0 • 0• • • • • 4a, ot • 0 0 0 • • •1959 CHEV "Bel Air" sedan, V-8 automatic, power 40'' steering brakes, radio, a real buy • • • 1959 PONTIAC 4 -dr.. station wagon, a clean one, 0. • priced to sell. • 1 99 DE SOTO. sedan in top condition all the extras • at no extra cost. • ‘. • 1961 ENVOY 4-drstation wagon, just in on another ?I ;new Envoy, one particular owner, a sharpie. • • • 1958 CHEV "Bel Air" sedan, a real clean one, you • • would be proud to drive. do. • 0 MANY 'MORE OLDER MODEL$ TO CHOOSE FROM. • 0 • • • • • • Chev., Olds„ Corir`an, Chevy I, ,Envoy Dealer • Phone 147 ,. • • — • Kincardine "BEFORE Y01.1'.. BUY SEE. 11 and I" • • • e • e1. • • • .:••••••••oliopoo••••••••••0000000e4••••••••••••••1 PURPLE GROVE and DISTRICT Mrs. Helen Swann and Mr.. Mil- Armstrong and boys visiting ,her., ton Stanley spent the week -end. with Mr. .and Mrs. Wilfred. Tra- her, London, Mrs. Frank 'Dore, Ronnie and Dianne visited Mr., and Mrs. Ar- thur Collins. and Lesa. • Miss Margaret Robertson spent a .few days with Miss: Annie Mc- Leod, Lucknow, at which time the latter celebrated her birthday. Mrs. Walter Forster was hos- • tess to Purple Grove Institute on Thursday afternoon. : • Ripley United Church Women. •had a tea on Wednesday after- noon -While, Bervie,U.C.W. catered to the Co-op Dinner. •• • • . Miss Eva Culbert and IVIr. Lorne Culbert have returned to' their home on-' the tenth cones ,• siozi. • . ' • • Mrs. Donald McCosh, Mrs. Hel- en Swann, Mrs. Anthony Kooster- boery Mrs. Frank Dore and Mrs. William Arnold attended the Bruce PreSbyterial.; of United Church Women in Walkerton on Tuesday. . , Mrs: William Bushell, Mr. and Mrs. Currie Colwell, Betty, Bruce and, Ann, Donald ',Jamie and Jan- et Forster were 'Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCosh. Mr., and Mrs, Kenneth Brindley Gordon, Allan, Kevin and Michael spent Sunday with Ws, 'Frank Dore and family. • Carl and 'Mark Stank y spent .the week -end with their unele Mr. Norval Stanld. : . • ,Bill and Allan Scott, Waterloo spent the Ave& with Mr. and.°Mrs. Frank CUtrid • ••* • Mr. and -.-Mrs. Frank Currie, Brenda and Darlene visited Mr. and• Mrs. Scott Walsh, Carjshrue.. Miss Valerie Gillies visited Mr. and. Mrs. Dan Gillies, Ripley on Thursday. Mr. 'Calvin Robertson, Mr. and • Mrs. Goldie Huston were Sunday visitors with Miss Margaret Ro- bertson and Mr. Donald Robert- Bryan, Bonnie' and. Kerry Boyle' holidayed•with•Mr. and Mrs. Wil - lam Hughes, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Alf Herbert, Bill. • and' Wendy, Mr: and Mrs. Cliff Scott visited Mr.: and Mrs. Frank Currie. . ' ., Mr. and Mrs..Calvin,Henderson Patsy and Joan, Mr, and Mrs. Garnet .Henderson; •COtalyn and ' Sandra were guests of Mr. and, Mrs. Donald Gillies and Valerie. Mr. William Arnold attended itnheTrparoriTto,Thursday. FoTrhtmiA.:7ual IVI,eeting Mr. and. Mrs Edwin Harrison, Mr—and7Mrk—Frank Currie arid . girls, Mrs. Donald Anderson, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Morford Mac-. . kay. , , •, • Mrs Ilarvie Thompson and Bob spent Thursday in Kitchener. , Jimniy Farrell, Brian MacDon- • , ald and Ronnie Dore were in god- erich. on Saturday attending the .PeeWee Young Canada hockey ,week, • . •Dia ne and Dore spent Brindley, . Tuesday )3onnie .and John • The policeman 'stopa man goi4-doWir Vie -ft -ere -rasa 'Ili • 6 • • j • .. It • Mrs. Gordon Patterson ' and barrel. Mary Forster visited Mrs. Rug- "Are You a poker player" be sell Needham, Donna and Mary asked. • Heather Boyle celebrated her "No", the man replied, "but4,1. .birthday with Mr. and Mrs. Aurel 'just left some fellowwho • • • 1 -4„ • • 0