The Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-06-17, Page 7Tor
'WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17th, I•f64
TWE LUCKNOW SENTINEL;, LUCKNQW, ONTARI°
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Lifting A. heavy kad
takes n ore `than strength!
It takes -'know-how" to lift it
s0 you won't get .hurt! f
Many'strains, slipped discs and sprains
have resulted •from improper lifting •
If youhave a heavy Toad to lift'
here's how;to do it safely...
▪ look It: over carefully 'to decide'
the best way to:,grasp if
.. place your feet close to it.:
• ... get a good grip on it
• bend ,your knees and keep your
back. straight •
keep the load close to your body •
:; be. sure you can see past it
IF THE 10AD IS TOO HEAVY. FOR ONE .PERSON
GET HELP!
o -operators Insurance
'Association
and
operators Life Insurance
Association
renks
Accident
tWHITECHURCH NEWS)
man Rintoul Mrs. George McGee,
Mrs. L. Whytock, Mrs. Gord,:
Margaret and Patsy Taylor, Monrs.
Mac Cardiff, _ Mrs. Walter Elliott,
Mrs. Archie Pardon, Mrs. Don
Martin, Mrs. Harold Gaunt, ' Mrs:
Geo. Webster,' -Mrs. Bill" Purdon,
Mrs, Elroy Laidlaw. and Miss
Sandra 'lfiil
:On June 26th' a bus trip : is be-
ing sponsored through ' the. ' Wo
Mr. , deorge. Grigg .had the mis-
fortune on, Thursday • while un-.
loading logs at Gaunt'ssawmill
with Mr. Gershom Johnston, for;
Whom he . works, to have. one roll
on his • leg breaking . it at the
ankle. Mr. • Johnston took' him . , to
Wingham and. District Hospital.
where it was X-rayed .. and a 'cast
applied. His many friends wish
him a speedy .recovery. •
Mr. and-- Mrs. WinBrown of
Lucknow spent a few days.. with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ,Tiffin.
Mrs.. Garnet Farrier and Mrs.
Albert .Coultes attended the fun-
eral of .the late Mrs: Emerson
Dennis . in Blyth on Thursday. °
The United ' Church. Messengers
held, their June meeting under
the supervision : of their leaders,
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie 'and Mrs.
E. Sleightholm. The president,
Cathy Soloman opened . the meet-
•.
eet-•. ing with the call to worship —
Come with hearts rejoicing. The
scripture• were read in • unison:
Mrs, • Sleightholm led in prayer.
Linda Purdon received the offer
ing and the prayer ' was given by
Janet Sleightholm. Mrs.: Ritchie
thanked the Messengers for their
mite • boxes and the; Messengers
are to put on the programme for
the It.C.W= . meeting to be'. 'held
July •'1st at • the home, of 'Mrs. Mil-
ian Moore. The Seniors and Jun-
' iors each went to their group with
their leader for the Study , .Book
: period.
' FORDYCE:• ,SUS TRIRt
• Fordyce School under the super.-
vision of'. 'their teacher, Mrs. Olive
Kennedy held their bus trip to
Toronto on Friday and visited
Fort York, went across on , the
ferry to the islandand had their
noon luncheon there, Casa Loma,
Museum and to conclude. the day
attended Country Hoedown and
save' Gordie Tapp In person, Ac-
companying the scholars Were
Mrs., 'John, Earl and Ronnie Jain-
resort, Mrs, Pili Rintbul; Mrs, Nor•
-
men's Institute and will visit
Adelaide foodless,. Homestead at
St George; Stoney ,Creek, and
Hamilton. A few fi om .here •are
planning on • going on this trip. , `
SCOT'fS HOLD. REUNION,
,The., Scott reunionwas; held. at
the home',of Mr, and. Mrs. Nor-
.man
or-•nian Cottltes, . East" Wawanosh °on
Saturday, ..•June 13, throughout . the
day. By .the' noon luncheon
60 . had gathered . and. by after-
noon luncheon .around' 130' had ar-
rived.. The afternoon . was spent
enjoying • contests, games, races,
and softball games: The president;
Mr, Lloyd Scott of Alma presided
with .Mrs: Lloyd Scott, . secretary
readingthe minutes. The election
Of , officers were president; .Mr.
Harry 'Scott, :Elmira, secretary,
Mrs. Harry, Scott; Elmira,.. lunch
committee,, Mr: and Mrs. Wesley
Scott, Guelph; Mr. ' and Mrs: Jaek
Scott, Fergus. A recreation •corgi-
mitee was also appointed. After,
the election • of 'officers the lunch.
committee' ,served . refreshments,
Guests 'were presentf rorfi ' Alma,
Fergus, Elora,` Elmira, Guelph;
Hamilton, Woodstock; Windsor,
Listowel, Ashfield.: •
Mr, John McKay went to Lon-
don on . Saturday • to attend the
wedding..; of his nephew,
ivtr Don-
ald MacKay son of ; Rev: Angus
and/Mrs. McKay, missionaries
home on,' furlough from Jhansi,
India. ,
Mr, Garry Willis of Streetsville
spent the . weekend . at his home
here.. •
AMBERLEY and DISTRI.CT
Unit one of Pine River United
Church -held their --meeting on'
Tuesday evening .with an atten-
dance of fourteen.. Mrs. Leonard
Irwin , and Mrs.- . Mervyn Hooey
presided.. After the opening hymn
andprayer the roll call was an-
swered with a favorite hymn. Af-
ter the business period .Mrs. John'
Blue who ;was convener of the
program, gave a . reading .which
was, followed with responsive • read
ing from .Psalm 7.14. A hymn was
sung andthe. scripture :by Mrs.
Bert Irwin was followed with the
Lord's ,prayer in unison; A . trio,
Consisting , of: Mrs. Hooey, Mrs. J.
Ferguson, 'and Mrs. W. Courtney
was given accompaniment by Mrs.
B. Irwin,' Prayer by .Mrs. Mur-
dock MacDonald was followed with
the Study . Book :by 'Mrs. Mervyn
Hooey. •She . explained that 'the
large population and poverty .of
parts of - India is a handicap to.
missionaries • And teachers who
try to.. cope , with.. this situation.
After the closing hymn and pray-
er by• Mrs. J. Blue, lunch was
served • hi the Sunday School` room
and a . social half hour was en -
toyed. .-
Mrs. - E lizabeth. •Sallows. of God-
erich .and.:Mrs. Nellie .Wellwood` of
Kincardine . visited .on . Tuesday
with Mr.. and : Mrs. 'Archie' Court=
ney. • ,
A Smart Dog. •
That: Lynn .Campbell :owns ,. an
intelligent . dog was proven:. last.
week. Calling at a neighbors on -
his way from work at, Amberley
store, he closed the dog in , a
garage till after supper.' On leav-
ing Tfor, home, 1the dog. eras, :miss,
mg, After a futile Search Lynn
gave him up for lost. Upon re-
tiring
for
and the night he was. sur-
f pleased' to findthe
dog upstairs •peacefully sleeping
in bed. Finding no, one • at home'
the dog managed to open' a door
and thence. to , bed. . and pleasant
dreams, Who . says dogs aren't
smart.? . .
'Congratulations go to• Mr. and
Mrs.. William.. Kempton of Amber::
ley on. the arrival;, of a daughter
on Friday, June 12 at Kincardine
General • Hospital.' • . '
Mrs • Mary Brown" of . Kincardine
and Mr. and Mrs. ' Walter Brown
of Amberley visited on Sunday
with • Mr. and. Mrs: Lloyd Brown
and family at.: Paisley.
Deer Graze Unperturbed
Grazing in a luscious grain field
of William .Ferguson's on High-
way '21 near Amberley a couple
of deer - attracted, several motor-
ists who stopped . to watch these
timid animals •' which ; were quite •
unperturbed by traffic or ,curious
on -lookers.
Unit 2 of Pine River United
Church held their meeting on
Thursday evening, June 11, Mrs.
Leonard Courtney and' Mrs. Rob-
ert Courtney ' presided Roll call
was answered witha beatitude.
:After a, reading on Family ' Be-.
atitudes ' by Mrs. Leonard Court-
ney, the ,convener of the ,'worship.
service Mrs:: Ernest Gibsongave.
a prayer, followed with the scrip-
turey
- reading by . Mrs. Leonard
Reid. The closing; chapters. on; In
dia which have been interesting
was taken by Mrs. , Elden Loviiry.
Meditations by Mrs. Ernest_Gibson__��
were given. After: the closing
hymn and the • benediction, Mrs...
Gibson closed the meeting with
prayer.Lunch and a social half:'
hour was enjoyed - .afterwards,
The annual church `bee" wa s'
held at St. ' Luke's Anglican •
church, parish hall and. grounds..
on Thursday of last week. A good
crowd attended and premises -
Were • soon` in fine , order. . Mrs.:
Chester Er imerton and daugh-
ter Eleanor served . a delic—
ious
ious 'supper for the ' workers and.,
visitors. < °
Mrs. CIarke Mills accompanied
by Mrs.,' James :Mins (Mary Smel
tier). and son Blair of Weston
visited on Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Smeltzer and family.
Sold Cottage- After 25 Years
At Point Clark . -
Mrs, H. G, 'Hyland of . Wilming-
ton,
ilmington,.. Delaware visited ' with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Courtney on Fri-
day. Mrs. Hyland. Who has.' been
a . summer , resident of Point
Clarke for over • twenty-five years
has .disposed 'of her cottage re-
cently. , She' . has made . many. fri-
ends in the vicinity , and will be.
missed. ' '
Mr. and.' Mrs. Cecil. •Humphrey,.
Mr. and.. Mrs. Donald Courtney
and 'Carol spent°Monday in. Strat-
ford.
'The Irwin Bros: of the fourth
concession; of Huron shingled
Howard . Robbs house and barn
last week
Mr. Archie Courtney • has erect
'ed .a new cottage At 'Point Clarke..
c►ia ward, CO-OP Servlcemon fopsup the 500 gallon. underground gasolinestdrage'tank. Mr.;T,enkamp and his wife
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Perishable ,cabbageAnd cauli-
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