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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1964-11-11, Page 6• • ,. N , , , L:3or oucI a Itttlen ti , t N football. Right now, Jinni* inks of nothing bit .Buttime flies and soon he'll be thinking of college and his future. Thanks to a Sun Life N 'Educational Endowment policy which, his father 1. took out soon after his son was born, " a college., education ' and a ,place on the football . team should .both be realities. ` Pert . associated with , Sun Life of Camaaia, the Con:pain t with the policy, tikes right. for year and your family. 11/14 not call nae today? MGR StX THS LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO Bruce Iedkal:'Co-op BuiIc.,lng An enterprise which from • a operative specifically for that pur-1 humble beginning 17 years ago. ;: pose. With its completion,, Bruce has become recognized as a' pat Co-operative Medical Services con- i tern for other similar organza-. times to set .the standard for sim- tions, Bruce Co-operative Medical. Bar co-operativeenterprises ac- Services established a "first" . for ross ` the province. the province when it fot:nrtally Besides being recognized as one marked the Wig' of its new of the soundest and , most efficient office building on Queen. Street •Iy operated services of its kind north in Paisley recently i, in, ; Ontario, BCMS . is one of the Officials- and staff of the co- largest_ With ' over 3600 contracted operative were hosts to over 200 members, it now serves approx-. guests who took the opportunity imately 14,000 persons through its of . the ""open hc,se" to inspect non-profit medical care plans. the . building and its facilities. Prior to the open house, `an in - Bruce, Co-operative Medical Ser -formal I uncheoa" was held at the' vices was established July 1 , 1947. j • WEDNESDA. RIPIEY MEA1 Custom Butcheriflg ., Nov, 1,144 �� Mondays $ZOO in by 4:00 Cutting. and Wrapping, 2c pound CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY. • •EXCEPT SATURDAY We Do Curing and `Jm0i[Ittg. +.... Beef, Pork 'and Lamb. Half or Quarter .. For Better • Service, Sold Whole Call: Ripley 100. And' Lower Prices.. ---- Chas. Hoo sfila Prop. • Ray, Dalton last week. Greer farm. Margaret Montgom- Mrs. Mark Dalton returned ery, 'Janet Cooke and Joanne - :home . on Sunday .. after • being a Thompson. tried On Wednesday, passed their patient . in Goderich hospital• for fire testedneSday, Novem, the past week. ' bei. ,4th, the pack met in th«-' Mrs. John Austin is.: a patient basement of the Town Hall w ilii in Victoria Hospital, London.. Linda Goyette as .Toadstool Fairy. Inspection was for ' , Shiny pins. -- In work period the , Brownies. iblbs Sandra Jh Paisley Inn„ with local and pro- vincial dignitaries present., Guests were welcomed to the: village by Reeve Elgin Cummipg, and. greetings and congratulations were voiced by Bruce County' Warden Chester . Emmerton and.R .County Clerk W. S. 'Forrester, and Ernest Biernes, ' president •of Bruce Federation of Agriculture Manager • L' one B. Evans thank-�1 ed tlse� guests for their presence` at the luncheon and open house ,Following the delightful lunch- e(dn: the.. Party' took' PPartopen house ceremonies. planted ther uon BROWNIE NEw • tried and. passed stone, Christine Stott and bara Stanley . Oar - tit: 1.11CKNOW. PACK, , their dishwashing test. A game (By Joanne Thompson) was played. and the meeting was The ist. Lucknow Pack met • closed with chimes a n d `the Wednesday, October 28th' at the squeeze. Town Hall. to go on a hike to 1' in the; Lorne B_ Evans, then manager of DUNGANNON :the Paisley Co-operative, store, - took on mainagenent of the ;mid- • Dungannon_' W- jeal services. as a 'part-time effort,* .• gee Stewart, convened. .operating from • the store. Late. canadian industry meeting the office.was moved to the form-: 'o :Dungannon WI held at the yr Tricker residence ...on • Queen home of Mrs. Dauphin., The guest Street south, then to rooms . over speaker Mr. George Turtaa .of whatis now: Remus Men's Wear, .mocks• was introduced by:Mrs_ and. latterly occupied offlces' oa Stewart and gave a very interest- the second floor of the :McKinnon ing taut on his hobby, working Building at the south fiend af. the -with wood., $e explained in detail Teeswater bridge, at cure time the. the art of viand carving and; ."dim woollen`. milt:` F m played. '.many comped Pte, In the last few years, with con- ''trays;: animals and . pictures.start expansion, the business out Nmteen members .named a Can - grew its rented acc"smodatian, and adian tree for the roll call. Three the management and ' directors, 'visitors were present. optimistic for the future of the i Mrs. C. Crozier presided . and organization, at. --proved the .build -..f plans were completed for the ing . plan_ • Birthday . Party to be held at Hur- The new office is the'fast in ` onr,C,linton. An ` invitation has Ontario erected by . a medical co- ' been extended from SI Helen's WILLIAM.1. KINAHAN. RR 2 Lucknow • .Phone Winghar ' 357.4 987 r SUN ^LIFE • ASSURANCE COMPANY OF.. CANADA. A MUTUAL: :COMPANY W.I. for : all 'members and ladies of the community to attend the Armistice Day Service Novem1 ber 8th. at 2:30 atthe cenataph in A lunch counter will be conven- ed by ' :W1_ members . at the sale to be held on November 7th• at the farm of Mr. A_ J. Sherwood. Mrs. H. McWhinney spoke 'on `The mighty. oak and the clinging J, vine. Her remarks ' were well given_ = Luneb; was convened ' by Mrs_ Popp and committee. OBITUARY MRS. JOHN --11. McDONALD Mrs. - Jane (Jennie ' Douglas) McDonald,. 76, wife of John FI.., McDonald, died after an illness. : of'. three days at Alexandra Mar -1 and General Hospital, on' ,Sunday-,' October. 25th. She was "born in. entad, a daughter of the late Mr. • and Mrs. Roderick Doug- I las. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald 'farm- ed 'for . over 20 years on the four- th concession. of Huron Township. In 1946 /they moved to' Goderich: 1 Mrs_ McDonaldwas a Member of Victoria Street United Church there. Mr. and. ' Mrs.. McDonald would have been 5 years marr- red, next spring: I . • Surviving besides her husband are two sons, Douglas of Toronto;, Grant of . London; one .daughter, Mrs. John, (Mary) ` Fisher , Luck- ' now; . three sisters, ,Mrs•. Dan (Tia).. Thompson, Oshawa; : Mrs: Hilton. (Cassie) McKee, Mans -1 field, Ont.; Miss Rhoda Douglas„ ' London; ; one /brother, Donald P Douglas, Gramm,: Alta.; and one grandchild ,'Donald Fisher, .Luck-' now_ i The body rested at the Stiles , funeral home, whet-ea service i was held Wednesday afternoon , with Rev. C. A. Dukelow office .' ' ating_ Burial was in ' Maitland;'. ' cemetery. Pallbearers were Bert ' Breckenbridge, Ripley, •.Gordon Jamieson and Willard Legg, 'God- I Brantford,o . erich and nephews hews BruceMcKee,. y Thompson, Tor- onto, and John D. Thompson, Rip-. ley. RECIPE OF THE MONTH M, By the Ontario Tender Fruit Institute 1 "Buy Canada Choice Canned Fruit" Baked4. Pears With` Marshmallows Quick Oven Dessert 6 Canada Choice Canned . . zstsp. cinnamon Pear'. Halves 1 lemon, .sliced paper .. thin 1 tablespoon sugar 6 marshma• llows ? Place drained pear halves in a baking:dish with :1 cup of ; their . juice. .Mix sugar and cinnamon together . and sprinkle over . pears- Place a paper -thin slice ; of- lemon. on each pear half and a, marshmallow on top of the lemon slice. Place in . , a moderately hot oven (400 degrees F). for .. about 5 minutes or until marshmallows are delicately browned and pears are heated through: Serve immediately, pouring the juice left in the baking .pan over the pears For attractive recipe folder, write • to the Ontario. Tender Fruit Institute, 241 Food Terminal . Building, The Queensway, Toronto 18. • KINGSBRIDGE (no. Late For Last Week) TWO FAMILIES MOVE Mr. • and Mrs_ Earl Drennan have, shoved to the residence . pre- vocly occupied . by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Valad on Highway 21. Mr. and Mrs John Van Osch have' moved to the Wallace, home at Kingsbridge.. We .hope.' "both nonples enjoy-'ther new homes. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Reynolds, I Sudbury, visited, Mr. and Mrs. 'Wg1t Disney" 6:30 $endey "Tis Ftintstones" 6:30 "The Donne ' Reed Show" 6:30 Wednesday "The Famous Adventures of , Mt. Magda". 6:30 .Thursday • Fdrmer"s DQughter" 6:30- Friday : '. "Voyage to the Bottom ofPet .. Ste" 6:30. Saturday 1N1 GREAT SHOWS -r. NOW 'GREATE t