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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-05-13, Page 10PAGE TEN THE -e- LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO. '141.111101•••••••••106••••••••••••••••••••••••••••11111 u. r) �- _ • o, 1 ...., • .• • .• a Ni..s • .... ..: • ■: C i' A • ; 4-.1963. Pontiac Laurentian sedans, „automatic 2--1963. 'Chevrolet Impala,. 4 -door hardtops, ' V-8, fully •■ equipped • . . 4-1963 Chev Belair sedans, ' automatic radio , a 3-1962. Chevrolet. Biscayne `.sedans, automatic: transmission �. ■ • • WHITECFIL,.JRCH Miss Muriel Moore. began on Thursday, to work at Good's Res- taurant in Wingham. .Mr. George Thompson is assis- ting ; Mr. Albert Coultes with cern-- ■ ent work.. i■i Mrs Jacob Kuiper & baby Dick 'e arrived home from Wingham and, • District Hospital on Wednesday, ■' Mr. Jacob Kuiper accompanied o :Mr. • Tom .Morrison to Westmin- ■ ster Hospital where . Tom was ad ■ ' ▪ mitted for possible surgery. Mrs : Ls Hugh MacMillan, Paul and • •' Gregory of Lucknow were Wed nesday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. ■ Wesley Tiffin and Mrs. ' Myrtle Dawson. , ;si 1962 'Chevrolet Belair, • 4 -door, automatic ■ , ytransmission � 1962 � Chev Biscayne sedan; standard ••• 2-1962 Pontiac Laurentians, automatic: and radio . j` • • 1960 Cbevrolet' Belair, '2 -door hardtop, V-8, automatic • • 1.960. Ford, 6 cylinder, 2 -door, standard .transmission ■ • transmission ■ 1960 Chevrolet stationwa on, 4 -door, standard mi 1960 Chevrolet •sedan, standard transmission •• ▪ 1959 Ford Fairlaine, standard transmission, 6 cylinder • 1959 Pontiac - Laurentian, 4 -door sedan, 6 cyc., automatic • 1959' Ford sedan, 6 cylinder, standard transmission • • NUMBER .OF, 1957. ' AND 1958 MODELS, FROM $450. UP' a. ▪ MANY OLDE R , MODELS TO : CHOOSE :FROM. TRUCKS -= TRUCKS ▪ 1958 Chevrolet %-ton, step side box ■ • •. 1"11,1SSOiS MOtors Al ' Cities Service ' Dealer ' — . Phone 173, : Brussels ■ :: &..aa■ e■■ens..■ semis',.•■..•e.Ea...■■a..umesse' • • .r KINIQSST 'and DISTRICT Mr. and Mrs. 'Lloyd MacDougall and Grace visited , over the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Need- ham, Suzanne and Janie. of : Cor- unna. . . The May meeting of Kairshea. W.I. will be held on May 22nd as several of the 4-H members are going on the school bus trip on. May 21st. , Mr.. and . Mrs. Ira Dickie. and Douglas, and . accompanied by Lucknow 111 Plans Current Propct ..-. Mrs. 'George' Whitby . presided for the May meeting of the ,Luck - now . Women's Institute and well. coined all. members 'and' visitors. Mrs.. Philip Stewart actedas sec- retary and following the minutes andtreasurer's report, the roll call was " answered by "Wear a flower to represent . a song.". The; Night School courses, : which are planned to ; start in October, were discussed and.. also the Can- cer drive which is to be . held . the week of May, llth. Plans for the fall " fair display were 'made and a committee of Mrs. Salkeld, Mrs... P. ` Stewart and Mrs. Wes. Joynt to look. after it, was chosen. Mrs: Alex McNay and Mrs. J. ' Mac- Millan were nominated to look af- ter the buying of : more chairs for the Institute. Mrs. N. J. MacKenzie, conven- .er of. the meeting, presided for the program, :'the theme of . which was "Mother's Day:" Mrs. A. McNay gave'. a talk on a- : trips, that Members of the Institute took to Walkerton .'Brucelea Hav- en:. Miss 'Liella Finlayson read a paper on the motto "As time draws ,pencil lines about. the age- ing face, let us grow.. in virtue, kinableesS a solo,nMemories' An enjoy d g , was rend ered by.' Mrs. Wes. -Joynt, accom- panied by Mrs. Grant McDiarmid. Miss' .Mary MacLeod read -two poems about Motherrs. A'panel. discussion on "Which is more help- • ful to the home . and husband— the modern woman or the pioneer woman," was taken by Mrs. N. G. MacKenzie and' .Mrs, : Salkeld in. favour of the pioneer - woman and Mrs. Saunders and Mrs. I. MacMillan for the modern woman. Many views werebrought out in favour of •both 'sides and ' were very much enjoyed. . Following the `Queen' and the Institute Grace a tasty lunch was served by Miss Lielta ' Finlayson, Miss Margaret Rae, Mrs. Satin .ders and Mrs. N. G. MacKenzie. Denver from Waterloo motored to Toronto , on ; Wednesday ' afternoon. The men -folk attended the Con- struction Equipment. and. Public Works show at the. Exhibition Grounds : while Mrs. • Dickie . visit- ed her uncle Tom Ross and also Mrs. Thelma MacDonald.' Mr. Ross, who is now 102, is still, up every 'day and remarkable for his ;age. ' A Miss Helen Campbell of ..Kitch- ener' was home for the week -end. Mr. and Mrs.. Leonard " Macln- ries and boys visited with " rela- tives in Ripley on Sunday and attended church : service there.' Weather 'wasn't so, favourable for Scouts Douglas Eadie and Mac Machines who completed the First '' Class Scotit Journey this past week -end. . Tony . Johnstone' and Dale Hal- denby took the Mother's Day ser- vice at South KmYoss oa .Sunday due : to the illness of the minis- ter Rev. R. MacLeod. Mr. Frank MacKenzie, superintendent of the Sunday : School, presented atten- dance sealsto the following: ' Mary MacKinnon, " Murray MacKinnon, Heather' MacKenzie, David ; Mac- Kinnon, ` `Rod. ' MacKenzie, . Betty Colwell, • Connie MacKenzie, * Jim MacKinnon, Bruce Colwell and Ian MacKenzie. . PUT SENTINEL ADS. TO WORK FOR 'YOU PHONE -528-3134: Mrs. Norah Cronin of Caledon is visiting with . Mrs. Cecil Fal- coner and other relatives.. Mr.: Gary Willis : of Streetsville spent the week -end at his home here and Mr.' Bill Willis began work,this week with Mr.Mac Ingli:' of Highgate. Mrs. James .. Laidlaw received word of the death of . her sister Mrs. Oliver 'McBrian of ... Goder. ich. The funeralis being held on Saturday. This community extends. sympathy to Mrs. Laidlaw ' and Mr. and: Mrs. Elroy • Laidlaw and family. • On Thursday morning, while Mr. Donald Rae. of -Wingham, sales- man , for Coleman's meats was in at Chapman's General . Store, the •vibration :, of other . passing :: veh- icles . causedhis truck to start and: it.: backed across the ' road and over the embankment at the eastern end of. the Cities , Service' lot. Mr. Walter. Arscott : with his tractor tried to pull . the ' truck out but to no' avail.•One of Russel Chapman's school buses' was cabled to the truck and pull- ed it out from it's resting place against a small . tree. The truck was not marked : in. anyway and Mr. Raewas able to continue on his sales 'route Master Freddie 1De, Boer, . young- est son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter De Boer, on Friday morning, had the misfortune to have the two. centre fingers on his left hand cut in the fanning mill. His father rushed him to. •Dr. Corrin, Luck now ' and later he was admitted to Wingham and District Hospi- tal. It is hoped to save : the . 2 fingers. Freddie is wished a speedy, recovery by •his friends. • Mrs. George Walker attended the Women's. Institute Conference held . for District Directors . from all Ontario at' the Federated Col- leges in Guelph, May 6 and. 7th. Mrs. Walker joined Mrs. Patter- son; " Wii gham, Mrs. Dave Ead e Belmore • and Mrs. • McDonald,. Teeswater ' and all . motored to Guelph on May 5th.. The evening of May.. 6th they were taken ' to St. George by bus to view the Adelaide 'foodless Homestead. Mrs. Claude. Coffin, Alex and. John, were . in . Hespler on Monday and attended . the • burial : service of her husband whose ,remains had been in the mausoleum .there:. Mr: Charles 'Lantinga . of Holland • is visiting with his ister Mrs: John De Boer and Mr De Boer. Mrs, Tom Morrison and Ken_. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th, 1.104 FORD 6000 fihtfR%Togc Select :O -Speed Transmission keeps you moving shift •on' the go :without clutching, • Power Steering is standard on ail" Ford 6000's to give you work. • saving operating -efficiency. • Full .Power Disc Brakes are oil cooled to last longer and provide easier,'more positive control. e Powr-Stor Hydraulics give • you fast, responsive' hydraulic. action anytime you need it.... at' all operating engine speeds, • Extra comfort foam -covered adjustable' seat ..... steering wheel tilts op for convenient stand-up operation.' ' ,. . Drip ki ,and see this 5 -low farm ower .house .... Ford 6000 Omer otors ACTOI.t ['.IVISION:, Phone 528-30 19 neth visited : on Saturday . at West- minster Hospital, London with her. husband Mr. 'Tom.. Morrison, . who expects to undergo surgery in, the near future. .. Mr. and •Mrs. Walter Arscott, Valerie and Andrea and Mr. Dan Cassidy—spent sPe nt -the -week-end—with Y relatives in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Ted Evans and Linda of Toronto spent the week- end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kvans and on Sunday Linda . was christened at the Ang- lican church at Kinlough.. , Mr. and, Mrs. ' Russel Ritchie visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill` 41.itchie' of Lucknow: Mr, and Mrs. Angus. Falconer, Kevin and 'Allan of Streetsville. spent Mother' - y with" his' .mo- ther, Mrs. Ce :alconer. Mr. • and Mrs. Peter Coffin, .Pet - er, Joe and Mark of Galt spent the ' week -end' with his : mother, . Mrs: Claude Coffin, • John . and '. Alex, . - 'Mr'. and Mrs. Jim Moffat of Wingham visited on. Sunday with her' .parents' Mr:' and '''Mrs `:'El - word Gr"oskor-thz' :. • Mrs. Nora Cornin is•.visiting,.this` week with Mr. 'and: Mrs. Russel .Ritchie of Langside. ,Mr. and; Mrs: Charles Tiffin spent Mother's Day . with .her, par- ents Mr. and Mrs:: Bill Brown ' of Lucknow. ' NEWS BRIEF Final returns in Chesley' Kips- men's Easter Seal campaign to- talled' $616, ` with only • about 200 of the pink envelopes • being . re- turned of the total of -1,100 letters sent .out.. , Lu�kno,w District. LUCKNOW o•o . .. era' PHONE 528-2125 ive 'nc•