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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-05-27, Page 7• . WEDNESDAX, MAY pfh, 1964: ; THE • LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, KNEE■ErtE■�.�■ESE■nen■��n�n�■■E.�n��■■�EA■��■�>•�■■�E�■EE�■nEo■�Ei■��N�■�i, ii E 'CATTLE . , •• ■ • ■ ■ ..,• ■ .• • ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ONTARIO, • - biLLY BETTER CATTLE WILL 'PAY TkIOSE BILLS FASTER leaving you. more dollars for those extrasthatmean better - living los. the farm family,. So for . . EARNED.,... $•SAVED.. ... A .: You can rely.. on. A. L Proven sires • You can save .. the costs. of keeping to produce those better cattle in a; bull -- feeding, housing, labour,. YOUR" herd. .: fencing, insurance and, many, others. The' Prite? Still Onfy $5:00 on most sires WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION PAGE SEVEN KinIough Young Ilan With Surae Crew In 'E.ibiopia, fast Africa (KINLOUGH NEWS). Mr. Percy 'Barr' has been trans- ferred from St. Johns, Newfound- land 'to East Africa as one of a three part chiefs on a survey' to determine the location of 50 miles of ' new highway.- En router -from Montreal he spent two days' in ,London; England and also visited ■ Amsterdam in.. ,Holland, ,Dussel- dorf' and : Frankfurt, in Germany, Athens, in Greece,' Cario. in Egypt, Asmara, 'and Addis Ababa in 'Eth- iopia. He .expects • to ' spend' two months there.. Miss Mary Ann McEwan .spent the weekend with friends in Tees - Water. • . . The H. W.I. will meet on. June ,lth with Mrs.. Jim Smith and Mrs. .Alex -Percy .hostesses. Dir- ectors .Mrs. Lorne: Eadie and Mrs. Ed Thompson. Roll Call . — 'Something I wish I hadn't bought and .why?" Topic -Guest .speaker, Mrs. Bernice Campbell, . Dairy Princess for Bruce County. Motto, A sense of . humour is the . oil 'of lifes engine.. Mrs. ` Morley Bushell was the hostess. for, the Presbyterian ,WMS meeting; The Scripture; on Hannah was read by; .Mrs. Perry Hodgins, ,Mrs. Frank . Maulden, led.. in pray- er: The word for the roll call was "Soul". A letter from Percy Barr who is now in :Ethiopia was .read. 'aid Irwin of the fourth concession Mrs'.. Don. Bushell was, `in charge of Huron left by plane to be. with .of the program' and gave a read - their • brother William Irwin of Ot- ing• A .missionary.. letter was read taWa, `. who has 'been .seriously ill. from. Miss ' Lillian Dickson; • Miss The ;Hall, committee' of Reids ; Shirley Bushell' favoured with a Corners catered to the Kincardihei.Piano solo. The Bible ` quiz .was hockey club..: A's smog asbord sup; from Samuel 25 and 26. Miss - Win - per per was served and needlessto, nifred Percy read ` a poem.' :'Mrs:. say. wasenjoyed'' by the club. ,Gordon MacDonald thanked .the ■ V9 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .■ . ■ immumano■ milangsomm ns�n■■an■no n■mmoison nnmsinotsmosoliami i■ni is is■■nsill w ormer Silverwood .Emlo:ee Passes::p . GEORGE OSCAR CASEM RE The community Was... saddened Greenhill' Cemetery,. ; Lucknow. by the sudden passing on May 2( 'i ' Pallbearers' were. Cameron, Mac of. George Oscar Casemore of 'Car- ' Donald '(of Silverwood Dairies, ling Terrace, • Wingham.. `Lucknow ), 'John Donaldson; Ger- Mr. and '. Mrs. Casemore had • ald Smith,' Murray Taylor, Jim spent .the'. afternoon and' evening Smith and.' Fred McGee..Flowers . with Kitchener friends, and were. were . carried . by • .Gordon 'Sutcliffe .returning" home .when. a .: heart and Wilfred. Congrani: •seizure occurred, death taking Amongthose who' came to a 'on Highway 86 about °- tWen- pay 'place their respects were relatives and ty miles south of Listowel,.. before friends from Lucknow',' Blyth,'Tees medical aid arrived: water, Kitchener, Stratford, •.Lon- The deceased;' son of the.. late don, Dearborn . 'and St. Clair Jerry Casemore. .and the. former ' Shores, 'Michigan.. Margaret Hunter, was ; born .: in Kinloss Township.' In June,. 1942,: .. he married Margaret MacCallum, . and formerly of � Lucknow St: OLIVET Marys.: Mr.. Casemore had a long , assoc iation' -with'. Silverwood : Dairies, first in • Lucknow;then: in Stratford, where ' hewas plant . superinten- dent' froth. :1935 until 1952, when ill health' forced. an .early,.. retire- ment. .He etirement..He wasa member of the Silverwood Quarter Century `Club. Since coming 'to. Wingham in 1959, his, time ;has. been happily , spent with ''his flowers which ., he . loved so well: '"Left to mourn, besides;his wife, are three. brothers 'and. one sis- ter., .Carl . of' Ravenswood, Victor of Brantford, Chester . .of •Turn- berry, and Vera (Mrs. Ed. Marsh) also; of Turnberry: ,He was pre- aeceased' by three brothers 'and one sister, Alec; Roy, Ernest, and Marion (Mrs. Peter'' Watson) Funeral 'service 'was held on Saturday, at. the R. A. Currie .and Sons Funeral dome, Wingham;. with ,his 'pastor, Red. Gordon, L., Fish officiating. "The Lord's...My 'Shepherd" was sung by. Gordon Leggatt. Interment .took place in • 1. • I Recent visitors' at the -Osborne 1 home were: Mr, Wand Mrs. Charles Hedley, Bervie; .'1V1r..: and - Mrs'. Duncan ,.McCallum and family of j Hanover, Mr. and Mrs.: Alfred Foord of Burlington, Mrs. G. R. Adamthwaite of Toronto and Mr. and . Mrs. Ralph Scott of Kincar dine. • Miss Phyllis Clayton, .nurse -in- training, spent the week -end,' at her. `'home here.Phyllis completed. j her 'course' at .the :' Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto ' and ' isback at the Stratford General. ` United Church Sunday : School teachers and Christian Education representatives met: at the hotnie of Mr' .. and .Mrs. Robert Osborne ' on Tuesday. evening to discuss• the new curriculum. It was de- ! bided to use it in all classes. 3 Soloist. in the United • Church' ,on: i Sunday was Miss. Evelyn White, accompanied by Miss Sandra Mac-:. Charles at the organ. AMBERLEY The Community ; was saddened, to hear of the . passing .of Ralph Irwin as•, a result of ' a heart at- tack on Sunday morning'' at his .home in. :Byr.'on. Lloyd Irwin of Ripley. and Leon - Sunday, guests with Mrs: John "hostess and the Lord's prayer A. Campbell of Amberley ,were Mrs.... Stewart . Shiells;. Mr 1 and Mrs. ; Douglas L. Young of Kin- cardine and: Mr. and Mrs.'. Russell Campbell of Atwood. Mr. and Mrs.' William Robert- son of Toronto Were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs Donald Court- ney. Sunday visitors . with , . Mr. and Mrs. -Walter Brown were, Mr and Mrs. John Aikin' of Milverton, ;who spend their winters, .in' Florida: The ,`Explorers met in the . Sun- day ' School ` room of Pine River United :Church .for their May . meet- ing with .. an attendance of,. ten. members. The meeting opened with the Explorers' Purpose, and Prager. Roll call was . answered by naming ,a ,favorite Bible story: Plans were rnade to have ;a picnic. for their last meeting. Games . were played and suggestions on' "Good Grooming".' were given. . Mr.. and' Mrs. Cliff Gilbert of Albermarle and Mr, and Mrs.. Clarence .Le Vole . 'arid `family' of Kitchener ',visited- with ' Mr. ' and Mrs. Chester 'Emmerton and fam- ily on .Sunday: • WEEDCONTROL IN. GRAIN. 'and CORN "CROPS ircraft 8 ozs. 2-4-D :— 41.55 per acre, chemical supplied 8 ozs. MCP — on seeded crops;' $2 per acre, chemical supplied. WILTON SKY SPRAY LTD. BASED AT OLD PORT ,ALBERT Y AIRPORT AGAIN• THIS YEAR Phone. Goderich""collect" 524.7154.. closed the ,meeting after which refreshments -were served.-• Boy Scouts from. here 'spent the weekend at Camp Martyrs: at ' In- verhuron: 'Visitors with Mr. J. R. " Lane, Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Maulden and Keith, were Rev.� and Mrs. Andrew Lane and family of, Lakeside,; Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Greer of (+lamb,. Mr. Howard Glass of Kincardine and Mr. Alex MacKenzie of Luck- now, Congratulations to -Miss Barb- ara Murray who, graduated ,from RYerson. ' UnlVersity, at Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Murray, Ger-- ald and Elaine attended the . grad- uation. Barbara ' will b. e teaching Home Economics in Windsor be- ginning in September. Mr. ' and Mrs, Bert Greer of 'Glamis visited ,with Misses Isohel and Margaret MacDonald. We extend sympathy to the .fam- ily *of . the late . Carl Stanley who was fatally • injured on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Graham and Mrs. Dorothy Thompson of; Sault Ste..' Marie were -here over the weekend attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Albert . Hewitt. Rev. and. Mrs. • Andrew Lane 'and,' family were recent visitors with . Mr. and Mrs: Malcolm: Lane, Hugh and Stewart:." Mr. ' and Mrs. Gerald 'Rhody were..' in Kitchener. • on Saturday where , they attended' the grad-, nation . • of . Mr. 'Maxwell. ,Rhody 'at the. 'auditorium of the Waterloo Lutheran . Universary ,when he re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts de- grees . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenby and, family spent Sunday . with re latives at . Toronto. Mrs.; Gertrude Walsh was `• hos- tess' for the , evening..' workers meeting on Monday. Mrs. Frank ' Currie, con 10 and Mrs. Miller Hartwick of Kincard- ine spent Thursday. with Mrs. Gertrude Walsh. A number` from . here attended the ' meeting of Bruce Deanery held at St: Thomas Church, Walk /: erton. on Friday, May 22nd. Mr; and Mrs. Russell Barr. and Darrell of ... Scarboro • spent the weekend with Mrs:.. John' Barr and . Donald and other' members : of 'his family here; ' EYER I� OF FOR' OUTDOOR LIVING - THIS SUMMER See Ou!'''.i.1.01,0.0.....'$tOok.:Of., Summer Furniture .CHAISETTE,S CHAISE LOUNGES -'. SUMMER CHAIRS REPAIR KITS COVERS • FOR' CHAISE : LOUNGES Every Type: O Furniture, for.thofe. Cottage or :for, the Horne:: SurnmerFurniture Would Please. ad MacKENZIE FURNITURE Lucknow Phone 528-3432 •